Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r"-r~ ' ? Builds Her Houses Wi I ? " ' i. ' ' FT. 'I p *r 1 ^jSMsK rT^Jll ^vi^0VPI ~ " r ? Mrs. Beasley a MRS. ALICE BEASLEY of Brooklyn might well be known as the __ world's most unusual architect according to Dave Elman, dean of America's hobbyists. For Mrs. Beasley, who is assistant forelady at a metal specialty. manufacturing company inNewYork City, doesn't build her houses of steel or brick or wood. She crochets them. Explaining the reason back of Iter unusual' craft on a recent "Hobby Lobby". Wednesday night, NBC broadcast, she spoke of her dream ??of-natnlng her own home She was always interested 4in magazine pictures of honies and estates. One was especially appealing ? Mrs. NEWBERRY NEWS Continued from Page 2 ^ , sauce, macaroni, pie, collards, blackeye peas, rice, brown' gravy roast o'possum and potatoes, corn, muffins, biscuits, fruit saU ad, fruit cake, cocoanut cake, car ? amel cake, jello and whipped cream. Everyone enjoyed a delicious feast. 'At 4:30 o'clock the Junior and I Senior League service was held at their home in the form of a fireside chat. The guests were Mrs. L. I. Pratt who told how she enjoyed Christmas when she was a girl; Mrs. Dcafi, ~Prof. T. R. Logan. The leaders were Miss Ev^rlena Martin and Mr. Joseph Allen. Mr. Percy Reasoner read! the scripture and Miss Zadie Rea aoner very beautifully told the f story of A Boy of Long Ago, who was Jesus. The service was benF ficial to all groups. As the ad ?ults helped to- op*n the eyes of ??ynnt.ha to -the wonderful opportunities they now enjoy. Prof. Ghant instructor in Physical Education at Allen university spent the week'with Mr. Talmage Martin. Mrs. Johnson of Asheville, N. C., spent the holidays with her sister relatives, Dr. and Mrs. G, W. Singleton. . Prof. Charlie Bradley spept. the holidays with his pare r. t s fcrof. and Mrs. B. W. Bradley and< relatives. Mrs. Blondell Brown spent the ?holidays?mth__her- $ister Mrs, j Jaunita Kenner.' Profrand"Mrs. Ed. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Gr^ely spent the holidays with their father -Mr. Ed. Grimes, Sr. Rov,' David Bedenbaugh motored to Columbia Monday night, He reported a pleasant trip. CHER AW NEWS j Rev. Ralph Harrington, of Kershawi street who has been ill for sometime di^d at hi? home friday afternoon, Funeral services were held at Wesley M". E. thurcH on Monday afternoon. Re v. A. W WnghJt;- piastor '"Officiattd. Rev. ... ? - JVfcCarn pastor of t\ie First Presbyterian church (white) spoke very commendably about Rev Harrington as a citizen and Bible scholar. Dr. G. W. Long, pastor of Second Vreshytcnan church and Dr. F. W. Pri'ico, pastor Pee Dee?Union Baptist chimh?mnhc Bome very timely remarks about the deceased. Mrs. Pearl Gettis of N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harrington of Southern Pines. N. C., came home to attend the funeral' of their father. He leaves a wife, four children and many relatives and friends to mourn hig loss. Miss Virginia Hammond spent the holidays in New York. Little Miss Alice Edwards spent the hoi idays with her mother, Mrs. Ruth McPhail Edwards of N^w York. Miss Mary Thomas of New Yorjc Bpent the Xmas holidays at home with Mrs. Annie Fagatfs. % - Mrs. Lr-V: Elierbi; spent Xmas ?T with her former school and c)^ mate, Mrs. Viola Knight of Wil. f?- son, N. C. ir'-::' - y-f?7 th GrochettogNe^^^n nd Pave glman ? Beasley called It her dream house. She knew that she couldn't afford to actually build it, so she did the next best thing?got ouj her crocheting needle and started work. Mrs. Beasley's miniature dream houses?she's now at work on her sixth?have two stories. They are J lighted with tiny electric lights but, outside of these, everything is crocheted, even down to the water in the tiny tub in the bathroom. The lawns around them are made of green wool. It is .the "architect's" fondest hope that she can save enough money from the sale^f her crocheted houses to build an actual dream home of her own. 1 Mrs. Bessie Poe Holland of Charlotte spent a few days with her father, Mr. Charlie Poe. Mrs. C. L. Marshall entertained her friends at a birthday party for her husband- at their home Monday night. Mrs. Margaret Watson honor_ed Miss Georgia Bell McCall, a senior at Benedict, with a - party Friday night. Miss Robbie L. Hammond entertained her friends at a party Saturday nght. a \T KTf?rir .io. MnA iTYnoe nf I Bern edict and Julia Mary Johnson of" Morris college were given a surprise party at Miss Deas' home last Friday night. Mr. Chester Pitts was surprised with a party it his hr liie last Wednesday even*, ing. Mrs. J. V. Hanna entertained for hpr cousin7 Miss Mary Alleap Grady of Washington, D. C., -Thursday night. Rev. F. W. Prince was surprised with a box .of gifts Xmas morning and the officers of the church were presented with gifts by the Deaconess board. The Ycyung Women club met at Mis. S W. Deas' home Sunday afternoon. The young ladies pounded thc Pastor, Rpv. Prince Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Tyson and "little daughter Laura Jean spent xT ^ : 1.1 t>~u *>L*\Y I Cell S ua> Wlin iYli a. inson of Church street and Mrs. Tlellespie, Mrs. Tyson's mother.-Rev. J. E. Davi^ of Farrell, Pa. is at home with his family for a few days. He preached a very able sprmcm at Pee Dee Sunday morning. ABBEVILLE NEWS St. James A. M. E. Church Rev. E. F. Johnson, Pastor ual hour. _ The lesson was very interesting. It was a large number present. At 11:30 Rev. John son brought us a wonderful sermon. It was enjoyed, by all. i A large number of students were home for the holidays: Misses Mildred Bowie, Johnnie Taylor, Marguerite Young, Azalee Jackson, Edna M. Foote, Anease IIaddonv Messrs Wallace J. Haddon, Andrew Bowie, llezekiah Ellison, Allen McKellar of State college. From Friendship came: Misses Lila M. Henry, Jessie L. Jackson, Messrs Charles Hearst, and "Fred Hertry. Also Mrs.?EnHaddon from S. C. State college. Mr Edward?L. Truitfr?of?Morris BroWn college, Atlanta, Ga., sp' nt the Christmas holidays with his uncle, Mr. Arthur L. PressIcy on Vienna St. Miss Mary R. Pressley gaye a private tea }of six. She served grape cocktail, co-coantft filliags with crackers and cake. It w?s enjoyed by the guests. Miss Mildred Bowie gave S Christmas dinner Wednesday evening which was enjoyed. Miss Johnnie Taylor gave ' a Christmas dinner Saturday evening. Misfe Annie M. Applin from Brainerd institute was among the Little Florence Hearst died on Saturday night and was buried Monday afternoon. We extend TBI PALHWI | our sympathy to the bereaved family. Mr. Ell:s Fuller had a stroke Sunday evening and was rushed to the Veterans hospital ir. Columbia, S. C. We hope for him a speedy.recovery. Miss Krnestvne Brownl^e of Camden, iS. C., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wade also her H"'t^e and nephew. . f Ma-. John Pope is home. BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS Zelda Wilkerson, Reporter President Ni'cholson is slowly im-j proving. Mrs. B. L. Nicholson*, Misses Addie M. Cummings and Ruby i Nicholson, Messrs M. S. Bowman and Branson Nicholson nccumpanied the reporter to her home in Honea Path Christmas day, where she visited her pardnts and daughter Miv am| Mrs. D. S. Bigby and little Mfss Carolyn Wilkerson and otner friends. Mesdames B. L. Nicholson and Zelda Wilkerson, Misses* Ruby Nicholson and Matrgaret Weaver Messrs Waldo Morgan and Tnomas James motored to Charl eaton Thursday, Dec. 29 and visited Mrs. Alberta Murray, Mrs. Walter Mason and other friends. Everyone reported a very enjoyable day in Charleston. Mrs. William Hallman and dau ghterb, Mrs. Hattie Tobin and Mrs. Gladys White of Blackville spent Sunday, Jan. 1 on the campus with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Holmes of N. Y., visited their parents Mr. and Mrs George Holmes of this community during the holidays. .1 Mrs. S. L. Collins spjjt a quiet and hapyy Christmas at her home. Principal and Mrs. R. N. Smith \jx yuc xju^ciitiu vv. iiauuii^ school in Johnston, visited friends on the campus Friday, Dec. 30. The Blassengales and Mrs. S. L. Collins were ditnner quests at' the~home of Mr.Aand Mrs. Joseph Blocker, 0Jnday. The students are returning from their yuletide vacation. The faculty and students wrsh to extend their deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan walker in the death of their son, Earnest Walker, a former rstudent of Bettis academy. ST. MATTHEWS NEWS By Mrs. Jemima Mitchell The gePto^getheV ' meeting - of the Wateree district was called noon by Dr. B. F. Hildebrand at to order on December 30th at 12 Bethel A. M. E. church. All of the ministers were present, along Willi' a steward?awl?missianary lady The P. E. lined out his plans for the coming year, emphasizing cooperation. The good people of St. Matthews fed this host in grand style. Rev. Wilson read an appropriate resolution endorsing Dr. Hildebrand as leader of the delegation to next General conference. ~ Bethel A. MTE. church Started th0 New Year fittingly with won derful services. Supt. Ford conducted the S. S. Rev. J. A. Coax um delivered a wonderful sermon, Mrs W W. Tnnmer spent the horlrdays "visiting members and friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Evans spent their holidays here and Misses H^rtnie Owens, Jestine and Marie Caldwell. Mrs. Mariah Snipe spent New Year holidays in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. James Coker had a reception Friday night, Pec. 30 in hoinor of their daughter Dorothea who is married to Mr. Luther Williams'of Orangeburg. The couple received quite a number of lovely and useful gifts. Emancipation Day was carried out fittingly on Monday, January 2. 1939. . The celebration was held at Bethel A. M. E. church whpre an appropriate program was car ried out. Mr. C. Iiee Davis captivated his audielnce in his wonderful address. RENNETTSVILLE NEWS The merry holidays of Xlmas quietly passed away and the happy New Year is in. A large rium ber of friends joined in the watch meeting service_ at the various churches and'homes. Among the teachers spending holidays home were Misses Dorothy Reese, Mabel Reese, Ella Reese. Miss E. Thompson, Elizabeth Thomas, Miss Margaret Reese, Prof. Arthur Sa/nders, Prof. BlacTcmbnrf, V. -Simmons, Miss Raphena Mrf'.nllnm ?nH Miwa Shield^ Students spending holidays at [TO LEADER 1 LEXINGTON TEACHERS MEETING AT N.Y.A. CAMP ' I The regular monthly meeting of the Lexington County Teacheis' association will be held at the N.Y.A. camp for Negro girls, Camp Moore, West Columbia, S. C., on January 13, 1930 at 3:00 o'clock. ? j This meeting promises to be one of the best held in the history of the association. Every teacher is urged to be present. Don't fail to attend. The camp is located G miles West of Columbia q,n highway No. 21. home: H. Covington, D. Cook, V. McCollum, C. McRae, A. Lu eas, Robinson, McLourn,, Priftice Washington, C. Davis, J. C. Robinaon, Gray,?M. Cook,?With or. spcon, the two Holmes girls and Miss V. Stubbs. Pnof; and Mrs. E. Thompson. and^Miss D. Bright of the Njchols sschool; Miss Bee Supper of N. V.,?studeml at N. C;?State spent the holidays home,"house guests of Miss Etheren Thompson, ' Miss Anna Jenkins spent Xmas home from N. Y.; Miss Mam(ie Mouzon. spept Xmas in IVtbtriing. ___ Mr. Blaekmonci and Miss Malachi were quietly joined in wedlock Xmas. They many friends surprised them with a .mijscelaneous shower. Mis& Sara Morris -spent Christmas in New York; also Miss Delphtie .McDanieT spent Xmas in Washington and New York. Mrs. Morris of Allen university spent Christmas in the city with her children, * undertaker J. H. W. Morris and fqpiily. Prof. B. Morris of N. C. was in the city over the week end. Miss Fraincis Morris spt'nt the ini'iiy holidoyo home from her school in W. Columbia^ Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Reese and children, witnessed the1, reunion ..f ll. . fnn.il,, ot ' fVio Ui lilt1 JL/UlMll iailiukv ?c VIIV home of Prof, and' Mrs. T. L. Ducketty Benedict college, Columbia, S. C. They returned jolly as one could be over the excellent time. r _ Miss Rachel Green was home from her school work in Florence. Mr. Od^st Picken and Miss Bonnice Miller worshiped at Shiloh church. Mr. and Mrs. Loston and daughter were in the city over the week end. hr/usn guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Drake. ?Mrsr?Bfc'Uiison of Mai^svTlTc was the Christmas guest of Mr. * and Mrs. L. McQueen on Marshall . street. - M iss M. Watson of Batesburg sprnt Christmas with Miss Mary Malloy and family. Roy A T Wright. nn<| phi)f|ren spent awhile in GatTney house guests of his sisters. The services held at Saw Mill church Saturday and Sunday were of great interest. Rev. E. M. Booker, was" present and look charge of the service. ucv. A. J. wrignt preai'iiea on "Sun'(lay"~Tnoniir.g fi om?the - -sub" jcct The I'ath Ahead; Total amount of money raised in 1938 at $hiloh-ehurch $2189.81. We hope to raise $3,000, 1939. . Prof. A. R. McCollum of Aiken S. C., spant the holidays home with parents. Miss Bertha Bass spent Xmasi hom^. Miss Minnie Mae Smith was home for the holidays. RIDGE SPRING NEWS Services at Ridge Ilill Xmas morning were very impressive. After the service Rev. Jones could haidly find sitting .space "Tn his car for the numerous gifts given him by the members. Among the visitors were a num her of students from various colleges. Mrs. Willie Charley, Mr. and Mrs. JsTelson Peterson Zand son of Norristown, Pa., visiting ~ Their parents Mr. and Mrs; Philip Peterson. Mr. Clarence Grey oi Hemstead, N. Y., visiting his father Mr. Cornelius Grey. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Clinckscale of Orangeburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hammond; Miss Fennel of Allendale visiting the Misses Hammond and Mr*. Ida Peterson; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blassengale _of Bettis visiting Mr. and Mrs Louie Gomillion; Miss Catherine Lee of Edgefield visiting Lucille and Carrie Bell Glenn; Mrs. Eliza Pope and son of New York visiting Mrs. Mary Jackson.~ Mrs. K. B. Watson and Thusband accompanied by Miss S. R. Crawford sprtnl XnTOJT T7i Brunswick Misses Jessie, Reita and Lucile Hammond, Messrs Samuel Ham f-~ ? r nW-'tl-W. . r.- !*? W " "Vl"" -- IMJ L1WL.. IWIJI 1 , J 1 U.U I mond and Johnnie Peterson at-1 tended the Gardner-Best nuptial Allendale*. Messrs Alphonzo and Frederick Hammond, Misses Jessie and Reita Hammond also Miss Eunice Fennell motored to Camden on Wednesday. The Xmas tree at Rtdge Hilt was fine Tuesday. * School Ridge Hill school wishes each of | you a very ^prosperous new year. We wish for Mr. and Mrs. j Gardner a pleasant sail upon the , sea of matrimony. We are proud ; community. _ r We reached our goal and pass- t ed it in the Xmas Seal Sale. We j reported $25.50 _ this time. Our I motto is: "Go higher each year". We regret that iMrs. Hopkins is . :n L..J. ?i?.) u.,.. ? 1 1 d in, uui &iuu tiiut, iter uusuanu is ^ tilling her place. -We pray that v she will be out soon. s ?Gladys?Quattlcbaum?spent?th?- ^ holidays in Columbia. ?We-^exUmd- our deepest Kjtrtipsr: ^ thy to Mrs. Tena Collier and fam- s ily in the lost of their (Jiear one c Mr. Thaddeus Collier, ^ -r~~COKESBl'RY NEWS ~h r iSt. Paul A. M. E. Church . ]v Rev. S. F. Ilarksdale, Pastor p Sunday was a lovely day. S. ^ S. had a large "attendance. Tbc ^ lesson was v^ry beautifully ^ taught by Mr. Early Moore. Rewiew-bjr Mn. WV M. Dixon.?Rev^ ^ and Mrs. Barksdale spoke words of encouragement to the S S. Preaching services began at the usual hour. The pastor brought ^ a -\yor.deri?ul unessago. Theme: c Taking God at His Word. Quite j a few partook of the Lord's Sup- ^ per. Glad to see Bro. F. Foggy - able to wornhp wth ^ Dixson is taking an active part ^ in the church affairs. Visitors, j Mr. J. L. Pendarvas. of Orange- ^ burg. He was the guest of Miss Ollie Miljejn Mr. Hubert Wil- , liams. and Miss Mary Williahis of of Philadelphia spent last week , here with his wife and mother. s Miss Eunice Dixson has returned t from Philadelphia for, an indefinite stay with her parents, Mr. j and. Mrs. W. Dixson. . "J 1 Mi:, and Mrs. Mancy Robinson * of Asheville, N C., his two sis- 4 ters, Mesdames Anderson and I.fgon were pleasant call<?hs im ? the home of -Mr._and--.Mrs. J. E. J -HohTres"Sunday evening. Mr. E. C. Robinson' of State' ~ -college Mr;. Barnwell Louden of n Voorhees; Miss Rosa Nash of Bet-- t tis; Misses Delia and Louise Mil- c ler of A. U.; Miss Ollie Miller, 1 .teacher at Calhoun Falls; Miss s Ejugchia M. Holmes, teacher' in i - McC'ormieli?spent the yuletide _t here with their parents. 'They i all have returned tn their respec- s tive places. : 1 Mrs. Henrietta Robinson Wooden i - son,?tonrhQr in the Goldsville ; school, has changed residence. She ^ is now at. home with her husband _ in Greenwood. - Mr. and Mrs. June Rilgrim and j baby Junior of Hendersonville, N. C., spent Sunday hei'c with her t parents Mr. aind Mrs. S. W. Rob- ( inscm. i holiday visitor 1 * t ' ?? ? . Mr. G. W. Byrd ?of Asheville, ' > N. C., visited in the home of Mr. ^ and ^lrs. John Trapp during the ( Christmas holidays. Carlisle news < ?? < Good old Saint Nicholas has c visited around in this vicinity and ( everyone has been, made happy, r w? have made our new year's res i olutions and are all looking for- < ward to a happy and prosperous 1 year. ( On Christmas day services were 1 held at Williams Chapel A. M. E. *, ^ Zion church. The pastor brought ] ' to his hearers a wonderful mes- \ - sage which touched the souls of all. 1 The girls and boys who are a ^f?y attending schools a/id colleges were home for the holidays. 1 Rev. J. M.- Dawkins, Jr.. of I Birmingham, Ala., spent the hoi- 1 1 idays With his parents, R^v. and I Mrs. J. M. Dawkins. Miss Bernice Browne speivt a I part of her holidays here and had I ! as her quests Miss Margaret I Chirp of Columbia amd Mr. Sam 1 Wilson and Miss Verna Ruther- ? ford of Newberry. Miss Browne f J and Miss Chirp motored to New-fj berry. While thqre they were the |,? house guests of Mss Verna Rut- J T twrfmvt. They expressed -them- 1 _. selves having had a joyous J ' Christmas. Miss Chirp and Miss I Browne greeted the new year at } S < # ' \ * " i t \ o CORNELIUS KING, Irredtor of agriculture at Southrn university, Scotla'ndville, La., cho last week was appointed asiist*nt to the governor of the i'nri.i Credit. ndmiTiist.iatinn, filltig the place made vacant by the ecent death of Dr. Henry Hunt rf Fort Valley, Xra.?hit?KTrrgT' electtd from among 21777 appliants, takes office Jan. 5. He willraw an annual salary if $5,000. (A.N.P.) ome with their pa^entg in Coimbia. Miss Dorothy Duckett spent a art of her holidays with heriunt in Union*. She expressed erself as having had an'enjoyale stay. We regret to hear of the sud 3. Hillian. We are sorry ta lcarnv rf s0 much sickness, yet we at'o uaying that Mrs, Cornelia Jeter,, dr. Dink Hopkins, Mrs. Mary F. Sartor, Mrs. Addie ~Da\vkins and lev. H. E. Hillian wilt soon recu>eratet ; Mrs. Agnes L. Sims and little on It. Sims are ononding some. in,e with his brother and sister n-iaw Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Savige of Wnsfon-Salem, N. C. Mrs. Lela Boyd sister of Mr. danton Sims spent the holidays vith Mr. and Mrs. Mantcm Sims. A"' ft o i?n n In r* r?lo?l t o AT i n " Dlara S. Cur^ton of Union, is ipending several days with relaives and friends. On Sunday afternoon Mr. Nelie Jeter of Carlisle and Mr. Nahair Pend^rgrass of Union were he guests of Miss Clara Cureon. T. STEPHENS U M. F? CHURCH Wilmington, N. C.?The Christmas holidays have cc/me and have cone and in every way our hurch and all of it's departments <Fpt abreast with the glorious eason. Beginning with our sen-* or choir with a beautiful presep; at inn at six o'clock iTT the mornng until the close of the day's ierviccs on Christmas day, the ac tviti^ -were- varied, n\any -a>nd in eifstirg. The church school and Ulen Christian Endeavor League ii'Oi-.e to?high?height,-,?indeed in he types of Christmas programs vhich thpy gave. Now, the new rear is- with us?and?new goals lave beem set" for achievements. Dn Sunday past, ojr Presiding Jlder, Dr. G. D. Carnes was our official guest for his fifst quarterly conference. On Slbnday norning to an overflowing congregation, Dr. Cai nes delivered an nsplring message. The music "urnished by the choir was ex:eptioivally beautiful. Two mem>ers were added to the church at :rowd worshipped again on Sunlay night. Dr. Carnes presented mr pastor who delivered the evinrng's ( message!. Pour mo*re members w*ere added to the church at the evening's service. Holy "omnurnion was administered to arge crowds^ithroughout the day. In Mondaywffgnfa most Successful quarterly session was held. pie rind pastor ffor fine wofrjc vhich has begun in the charge. ADDITIONAL GIVERS? Continued from Pasr* 1 Mr. S. L. Finlcy _ 1.00 Mr. T. H. G Crawford 1.00 Miss Jane Watts 1.00 ")r. J. E. Briggs ___ 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Nelson __ 1.00 Miss Lula Gambrell 1.00 Mr. William Colcifian M.00 Miss Osceola Allen 1.00 Mrs. Preston Davis .... 1.00 Mrs. C. E. Stephenson 1.00 Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Lewis .. 1.00 Mrs. ?elia Living stern 1.00 Miss Jainie Nickpea 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Riley __ 1.00 Mtss Jessie L. Trottre z-.- 1.00 Mr. Robert Kershaw -LQft Mrs. Septima Clark __ 1.00 Miss L. M. Cofield 1.00 | Saturday, January 7, 1939. Madam Wrfeht PALMIST AND ADVISOR The first time in your City, Coun* ty or State. Look for the name. $ a.m. to 10 p.m. Days & Sundays She never fails to [KltlBI mind and *ttention of anyone no matter how far away they may be. She never fails to with one of your choice, reunite the Separated, discover the earth's lost treasure. ' ^ Remember she guarantees to bring about every desire and' ambition of your entire life, cast off every obstacle that may be in your way. White and Colored come and be convinced. Price within the reach of all. ? Permanently located in Studio ' Tents on Meeting street on No. lr highway at City limits, West Columbia. FOR SALE -AQ young Rhode Island \Red Roc sters?March hatched chickens and a great Jersey milch cow. Apply to Dr. H. H. Cooper, Pinehurst or phone 8264 and 6429. THF. WAR nv TTAMII.V j AT THEIR BEST!! Mickey ROONEY in "OUT WEST with the HAKDYS" I ?^mmT f. ? P A L M ETTOSTARTS SATURDAY Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Pride TT. 1.00 Dr and Mrs. D. K. Jenkins 2.00 ^ Mrs.. Irene Hutchinson ?1.00 Miss Florence Benson . ?_ 1.00 Miss Blahche Jacksom/?1.00 Mrs. Corinne Benson . *2.00 Mr. Wash Hopkins 1.00 I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Harrison 1.00 ^ Mrs. Alice Ruff _ 1.00 Mr. Lee Goodwin ....... 1.00 Dr. Henry Harper 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Amos Watson 1.00 Miss Amariintha Jackson ? ._ 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Boatright 1.00 Mrs. Mamie Brattcm 1-00 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis __ 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Deas 1.00 Mr. and Ml'5.~Geo7~Ch^5eboro 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Paul __ 2.00 Miss Elizabeth Pearson 1.00 Mrs. Camilla Mitchell -^-.- 1.00 Dr. W. E. Thoiiias __ .. ? ? 1.00 Miss Viola Washington .50 Mrs. Elnora Neeley __ .50 Miss Mattie Kirkland ... 1.00 . Miss Evelyn Cooke 1.00 Mrs. Irene Anderson 1.00 Miss Bertha Brown 1.00" Miss Theresa Kennedy 1.00 Mrr.f Ida Weston ... ? .50 Mrs. Elizabeth Wade 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Howard 1.00 Mrs." H. E. Mabley1.00 Mr. and Mrs>Wm. Starres __ 1.00. Mr Jacob Singleton ? 1.00 Di. a a1 Mrs. A. B. Johnr,oir 2,00 Mr. and Mrs. W. J Sumter ..... 1.00 Mrs. Cora Rogers 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jones _ 1.00 ? Mrs. D. A. Gladden 1.00 Mrs. Minnie Washington -- ?75 Miss Deme?tra Jehiison 1.00 Miss Alice Mae Davis 1.00 Mrs. Lamon Johnson _i 1.00 Mrs. Eugenia" Johnson __ 1.00 Mrs. Elizabeth Strong 1.00 I?ev. H. C. Young 1.00 Mr. Max Ford 1.00 Rev. nd Mrs. T. L. Duckett __ 2.00 * Miss Hattie Woodson 1.00 Mrs. Bessie Walker ? _ 1.00 Miss Lucy Williams 1.00 Rev. P.- A. Ingram -1.00 Mrs. Florence Jackson 1.00 Rev. and Mrs. Wade Bouler 1.00 * Mrs. Myrtlene Tidw^ll ... __ 1.00 Mr. Early Thompson 100 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harvey 1.00 Mr. T. V. Swinton 1.00 Miss -G. M. Epps 1.00 | Mr. C. A. LeBoo- 1.00 f Dr. and Mrs. E. H. McGill 1.00 ' Mrs E. R. Morris >1.00 Miss S. E. Grean -- - 1-00 V Total - $93.25? Mrs. W. C. Johnson, chairman of the Mail ?alc states that she is much pleased with the imm?-, diate cooperation given by many who received Christmas Seals throogh the mail early, in De>c?mber. "Although several hundred persons have not responded by paying for the Christmas Seals or by retunning them, it'is believed that most of . them intend to stand forth as civic-tspirited individuals by enlisting in the fight againsl tuberculosis", Mrs. Johnson fujifther shafted. The chainman said that there ,is still ample ^tima to have?a- part m this ime portant work and she urges that ^ 1 all do their best to cooperate, 1-1; 1