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; ? Ni tBKnouBSS68SKB09090doeoBOxeoeceoeosisxoB^ 5 APPLICATION . DATE .. ....... * } NAME 1 CITY I GRADE ... SCHQDL u. S BIRTHDAY .... S Pill out this coupon and mail it I stamped envelope to The Palmotl g 1810 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C | Wte roll book, nnd you will reqeiv P. J. WRITES AGAIN . Hello Bill: " h \ - How are you by this time? I S . am- O. K. Sunday was a beauti- t - ful day and I went to church and h Sunday school. We had a nic* 1 lesson. The subject of our lesson t wag Peter?Sees Christ's?Glory. ? Rev. Coleman preached a wonder- 1 ful sermon and everyone seemed I s to have enjoyed it. t I hope that some of our club a members would wake?up^ I -i slept a Tittle WQiile bQt 1 am orf T1 the air again. No ?one didn'l write last w*ek but Margaret i and I. But I hope that the Jun- * ior page will be full next week. Bill I am sending in some riddles. \ Riddles ? 1/ Why is a rooster on a f fence like a penny? J 2. Why is a specimen of handwriting like a dead pig? . ? 3. Why is the fourth of July , like oysters? - * r Aiiow^ia 1. Because his head is on one side and tail's on the other.* . 2. Because it's through with . the pen. I 8. Because we can't emjoy it without crackers. So long until next week. , ? Fannie J. Gaffney. ENCOURAGED j Hello Everybody: s Well I am a little encouraged v when I find that the spell has f been broken and Fannie J. has decided to write once more. Hope * ^ others will do likewise... I know J5 that e arte busy getting ready ' for our mid-y?ar exams and all ^ that but let us not forget to send ^ our news in. v I attended the movies Tuesday antd saw the play "God's Step Children". . It was an all color- ^ ed cast and I certainly did enjoy ? it. I have-just?finished?reading- ? the book Heidi, by Johanna Spy- s ri. It is such a lovely story I hope everyone could read it- 1 v saw in the State paper where it j< was playing in Columbia. I ho-pe i' It will come to Sumter so 1' can 1 see it. Even though I am away r from home and I am asking moth- J ' CP 4nd my IRCIe sister to keep t up my 4-H Project Gardening. / Goodbye and so long until next p week. , -?t h Margaret Wright. j ST. JAMES AME CHURCH I Rev. J_ F. Stanley, Pastor -r. The Chirtsmas holidays passed ^ out very quietly here. On Christ- ^ n?2s day we had services through r out the day. a Miss Louise Burch spent the holidays at home with parents. a She reported having -a very mer- r ry Christmas and a happy new e year. She has returned to JJew- e berry where she is teaching in c the Drayton St. High school with ] Prof. R. F. Gladden. e Miss Catherine Burch, also Miss s Minnie L. Johnson spent the holi- c days at home with parents. They too report of having a very merry Christmas. They returned to Al- i len University to school and re unnaf tV>A nxaifAVA All \jmvov viic ^xajrcia vj J. ail mat will rrtake a successful term. In memory of our dear father J H. Cochran, whip departed this c life one year ago today. Gone but ? not forgotten. Daughters. ( NAZARETH AME CHURCH i Rev. C.M. Williams, Pastor --J J In spite of the inclement weath t er quite a few were found on the ! way to the house.of God on Hast Sunday. Due to the lateness of l the hour the Sunday school was 1 omitted, but our dear pastor was ! at his post of duty."* A- shor,?/ sweet prayer service was conduct 1 ' ed by Rev. John Bruington. Then ' the pastors entered the rostrum, i Rev. Williams reted for the morn ing lesson, the 9th chapter of St < John. Rev. Reddin took his text from St. Luke 19:5, subject: God will abide with you. This was indeed a wonderful message. Many hearts were made to feel glad and all could say as the disciples: dio not. our hearts burn within?-as-i this servant of God talked with us by the wayside. A liberal con tributfon was raised. Rev. A. Tj. G?ry is clearly elected as delegate to the Electoral College and Mr. Freddie Singleton is an alternate, which wit! be held in St. Andrews church the flrst Tuesday in March. Rev. and Mrs. Ransom Reddin and daughter and little son were i the dfcmer guests of Rev. and Mr?. A. L. Gary. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 M. Gary, Miss Emily and Mr. Ver nell MdClary all of Kincrstree were .1 \ - ???? as She iotf S BLANK . j ? , 193 ... * ? STATE i : AGE I together with a self-addressed ? to Leader. Bill Carver's Club, p Ycur name will be placed on '5 e a membership card and but- ! lome Sunday afternoon. Mrs. >ucan Renry (from the Lanes secion was the'week end guest of ler daughter Mrs. Geneva Gary. ?hy reported a very enjoyable af ernopn. Wo were very glad to nave lev. Reddin and his family worhip with us. Rev. Reddin is pa.sor of Milton Chapel. Visitors are tlways welcome kt Nazareth and yp nlwayc want you to feel at lome". >.C., M.E. CONFERENCE NEWS Since Conference adjourned unil Easter, the M. E. ministers are lesperately rallying every auxilary and person in his church for lis "World Service" assessment, n mother words, this is his benev>lence askings. Does it take careul planning, laborious work, pun :ent sacrifice, and elephant euiurance and strength to collect. tnd report it? Ask Mr. Preacher. Three years now, the big church nstituted and has given the local lenominiations International Tea Celebrations to cultivate, "Broth rhood," "Goodwill," "Fellowship" nd "Benevolence." In 1937, Feb !, the emblem was The Tea Cup ,nd Saucer. In 1938, Feb. 7, The Wesleyan Tea Pot. This" 1939, i'eb. 8, The World Wide Fellowhip Tea. Our accomplished and ersatile women hlave sponsored hese Teas. A cup of Tea Around Vorld by Methodist Women i n ''orty Lands meet in the Service f Christ is rapturous and..Aub: ime. "First, Christian fellowship or all Methodist womefi. Second, I fascinating study of Church at york for Him. Third, Simplicity, reformation, and cordihlity." In our 359 churches with our :3,620 working members, teaing n Feb. 7, will make a wonderful mpression,. a state wide expresinn oi.rl o x?:i .>/ ?? Miiu o iciiiui nauit tOIliriOU" ion to Methodism and World S*al ation. Tfre Conference is to ;eep in her front, that5 her numerical and financial gualu are 1,768 Jnites. a Unite is $12.00 when nultiplied sum $21,216.00. This s what we are urgodj-and prayed o raise " and report by Easter, ^pril 9. This feat being accom>IishedA we will be in better, and iapprer condition to meet the Unting?Canference-April 26. R?m,em ier that there is still the growing pirit within all Methodists durng the approaching period of our esurrected Christ to move, inite and excite our benevolent in rest and giving to help lift hunanity and the world heavenward ind Godward. Our 40 Bishops of the globe, md our local World Service Com nrttee of the S. C., M. E. Confer nee are strictly and wholehetertidly in cooperation and support if our Easter Rally. For His sake et us meet this worthy and need cd requirement and satisfy our ouls, the church wishes and His ST. ANDREWS- AME CHURCH Rev. G. H. White. Postor Andrews.?This quarter oui \sst. Supt., Mrs. E. B. Qreent :onducted the Sundlay school 3upt. Smith was present and help ;d in many ways in our churcl school activities. The lesson was -eviewed by Mrs. Ida Mouzon For morning worship -our minis; :er's message was Some Things ;he Christian Lrfe Comprises Several vfstors were present. The League is still making pre ?ress under the presidency of Mr R. L. Greham and his - "officia staff. For nite services, Dr. J. L. Ben bow our able presiding elder gav< lis a very spiritual and logical sei mon on the subject: Spiritual Lift Insurance, to a large crowd. Tht discourse was well received. Mr Pinckney Lewis from Surritcr ac romp/anied the elder. The Eldei xpressd his apprciation fori, tin splendid work done at th^ chijrcl this quarter and rmDlied there i "more ip the man, than in thi land." i Mrs. White was called home Fr day due tij the illness of her mo ther,?Mrs.?Nonnie Gailington o Laurens. ,At this writing she ii much improved. Hfattre Thomasini went with her mother. Mrg. Gar lington has the prayers of t h i church for her speedy recovery. Dr. Benbow and Mr. Lewis wen the Sunday dinner guests of Mi ind Mrs. Fred Greene. Dr. D. N. Wilson pastor of E bener.er ohurch, Charleston an< Dr. L. C. Miller of the New Eng land Conference who resides i 1 afef t ? Boston, Mass., called at the liar rting data to publish Who's Wh< in the A. M. E. Church. Said bool ; will be ready for. the 1340 Goner f al Conference at Detroit, Mich. ; Our minister is to preach at St \ Stephen church Georgetown nex | Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. L Camu worship with -us. " You art : welcome. BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS i Zelda Wilkerson, Reporter Misses Addie Mae Cummmgs | Callie Mae Hatcher, Mrs. Zeldi Wilkerson and Mr. Louis William! were business visitors in Colum bia Saturday! AVe are h|appy to welcome Mr Riehard F. Boulwar.e as our Conv mercial instructor. He is a gradu ate of State College, Orangeburg We hope he will enjoy his worl here with us. . Messrs. U. S. G. Sweeney^Cha; and Westley Sweeney of Simpsor ville, Mrs. Emma Holmes, Mis< Re a Holmes. Mr. George Holme; and Mrs. Maggie Simmons vistb ' ad_on the campus- Sunday^ A group of seniors accompaniei by Mrs. S. L. Collins rendered ? program Monday evening, Jan. i at Batesburg high school. Th< group was royally entertained al the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. A Jowers before the program. We are very happy to have Mis; Sineta Goldson, teacher of Bouknight school and Alda Thompsor of Greenville visit us during th< week end. Misses Hattie, Ruth Morse anc Messrs Donald Morse, Macey Garner and brother were here to wil ness the game Friday betweer Bettis and Boggs Academy. The friends of Mrs. Bessie L Nicholson, will be very sorry tc hear of her being ill and wish foi her a speedy recovery. | /v very impressive candle Ughl I service was rendered by a group of students under the directiori^oi Mrs. D. M. Hubert. The program w1as made.up of choruses, quar| tets, duets, solos and readings. ! Mrs. S. L. Collins, Mr. W. P ! Lewis and a group of students al tended services at Pleasant Grove Baptist church Edgefield. Mrs. H. A. Blasingale, Mrs. C A. Rubens and Miss Carrie Jell McKie 'attended ser' ices at Blanc Baptist church, Johnston. The basket ball game between Bettis Academy boys and Boggs Academy was very thrilling, although the Boggs Academ'y boys lost. The scores were 23-18 in fa vor of Dettis. All of the spectators enjoyed the game. And we ( kre looking forward to the 27th whan they think they will get revenge. Bettis Junior College girls played the high school- girls and the scores were 6-2 in favor of the high school. The NY A Grammar school team played at Modoc, Saturdav. Jan I 14, and the scores were 23-18 ir fovor of the NYA. The NYA high school team rs playing the Walkei team Friday Jan. 20 at Bettis. The public is cordially invited Everyone is verY busy with the mid-term exams this week. Bu1 don't forget to read The Leader Mr?" J. P." Burgess, Itinerant I Teacher Trainer of Vocotronal Ag ricul^ire spent la few hours on the campus Wednesday, Jan. 11th Mr. Glover Hickson, a student o1 State College accompanied Mr Burgess. ! ROBERT SMALLS HI SCH<>01 Beaufort, S.C.?On January 2nc L W?s ? very hront.ifiil dny A largl appreciative audience attended thf Emancipation program which u was held at First African Bapt church at 12 o'clock. Tbe Proc lamation was read by Mr. J. Da . vis. After which Prof. W. K. A1 . ston introduced the orator, Rev S. W. Green. , The following ..officers wen i elected to serve for the year , President, Mr. A. Pressy; Vice President, Mr. J. Peat; SecrCtarj i Miss A. Haynes-; Treasurer, ISIr ,'iB. Dcrrma'n. I nr>v_ _-i ' ' * * ' * i iic sciiuui was nonorea last Thursday morning during chape , services, with., the presence of i newly organized Citizen's Bank o: j Rcfbcrt SmaOls Hi. The officers are President, Mn Herbert Brook; , 1st Vice-President, Mr.J Jame , Brown; 2nd Vice-Pr^^Hetit, Johi r Fraser; Secretary, Mr. Georg ; Johnsomi- Treasurer, Mr. Briste I Jenkjns; Auditor, Mr. John Peat T Teller, Mr. Hyland Davis; Cashie J Mr. Alvah Barnes; Campaign Re r porter, Mr. Henry Wallace. A1 e in Robert Smalls Hi school ar ^ eligible to join. s On Monday, January 10, 11:3 e o'clock was held the United Stat . es Society of Zoology. Present 1 Unit No. 17 to increase interes ' irt Natural History. A gmall f? * of 3 cents was charged. 3 Miss L. Black, one of the in 1 structors of Robert Smalls Hi i - on the sick list at this writing e We trust she will soon recover. Rev. Mr. Comwell of Kingstre e was the gi^st speaker at thi '. school Monday morning. His sub ject "What Is Your Life?" Mr. William Wright of thi 1 city has been ill for some weeks - We are wishing for him a speed; i recovery. i TO* PALMBTTO LHAPMI JOHNSTON NEWS Bethel C. M. E. Sunday-school nppqgd at the usual hour witl Supt. and teachers at their pobI of duty. Supt. and her teacheri are making: one of the greatesi progress known. Pupils are con ing into the church school every Sunday. I am sure they are getting the proper information upor - the,lesson each "Sunday. Officers of the Epworth Leagtn ) of Bethel C. M. E. church for th< c year 1939 w^re elected recently - -by- the members. They are ai follows: Rev. Willie Gary, presi denjt; Miss Irene Collins, secrfe " tary; Miss Hattie Miles, jtreasur' fcr and reporter. , Mrs. Susan Miles has returns 9 from Charlotte \Mhere she waa called a few weeks ago to th< bedside of a daughter, but at thr writing she is much better. Mrs. Emma Raiford has man] frtefcids *who are glad \t? know she is better at this writing, f?The boys and girls dGin| , their part to make the Ebw<ortl . League a success. On Sunday aj 6:15 p.m. January 22 the subjecl of discussion is: Do Our Hom^s * Give us the Needed Security t< Develop the Kind of Peronalitiei Needed in. the Present Cultural | Opened by Mrs. S. L. Pope. W? are expecting a large crowd to b( ~ present to h^ar this subject dia j cussed. i Rev. Mrs. Leala Chappelle ct I Greenwood will arrive in oui "; carry rn a week's meeting. "Well friends here I am agair i writing about The Palmetto Leac v er, trying to get you who are no1 reading about, your own race t< 1 start today. They are many reaI sons for increasing the subscrip jtion list of the "Leader", but the J primary reason is to get The Pa 5; metto Leader into your home atic all of our people. 1 am striving 1 to make it more and more helpful in every way, but no matt?i ' hew successful I may' be if " ] 1 can't get the paper into the home! of our town people and vicinity it will accomplish very"little- Sc ' I let us start today taking The PalI metto Leader, so we can read a' bout our own race. I am glad tc jsayMhat my list^of subscribe j is much larger than it was 1S3I t WHITMIRE NEWS >1 - . ' Service was held at Cedai i Grove Sunday at the usual hour Kev. 1. B. Kuftin, the pastor introduced the Presiding Elder Rev D. C. Crosby who pi*"ached a : splendf|l sermon. Rev. D. C. Par ! ker from Spartanburg., . Miv Richard--San4ersr old eiti zen of Whitmire, departed this life January 10, at his home a1 I the age of 63 years. His remains were laid, to rest at the Flint Hill i Baptist church, Friday ,Jan. 13 i We exteind sympathy to the fam ily. 1 Quarterly conference was helc i at Bruce Tabernnaele church or ~ Jan. 14, with Kev. D. C. Crosby, (j presiding. Th'e Stewardesses of 1 Cedar?Grove, Spring?Hill and Bruce Tabernacle donated to the i pastor in the conference, the sum I of 20 pounds. Mrs. Luiza Byrd has returned horne. after vsiiting relatives ir Tryon, N. C., and Spartanburg, 1 Sick list: Mrs. Dora Epps, Miss Oelestano Walker, Mr- Mortecjai i Joiner, Mr. Nathaniel Glenn, Mr i J. W. Byrd, Mrs. Martha Banks " We hope for air a speedy recov. ery. i We ar1^ glad that Mr. J. W. Byr^ : seem to be improving at this . .writing. t Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones f were shoppers in Union Friday ? returning with Miss Jones for the . weekvend. f Mr. Claude Pattersc/n and Miss . Annie Mae Byrd visited Mrs. Annie Byrd Sunday, Miss Byrd re mains at home. Mr. J. W. Byrd had many vis ' ftors Sunday at his bedside. Thej were: Messrs James Adams, Pos tell Adams and many others?o; r Clinton, S. C. ' Rev. and Mrs. Wilkes from Cai lisle, visited Mrs. Lola Joiner anc ! family the past Sunday. Attern ed services at Sims Chapel Bap tist church. s t % Mrs. Brosia Williams is ill a ' thjs writing. f St. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. W. B. Nash. Pastor r ' ?Sumtny- Frhool erjve'tfefP at The usual hour wi^h a good atten dance. The school was reviewe< 1 by the Supt., Miss Estelle Jan ! Orctte. The Senior elas3 No. 2 ii f holding the banned. Mrs. Wilhel i nienia Johnson, teacher is in.th s Waverly hospital but the class i s still ^holding its rightful plac? n The pastor preached two won e derful sermons with an annreci r ative crowd prpsent. We can al ; ready see that St. James is tak r ing on new life in attendance an< _ Finance. ~Rcv. Nash is a " youni U man with a great vision. The A e C. E. Iieague with Mrs. Carri Cherry president, is progressinf Stewardess Board No. 1 met o 0 Monday 7:30 p.m. at the home o - Mrs. Addie Kinard on Tobacc 8 St., with Mrs. H. M. Young preJ t ident, presiding. The meetirt was?wrdi attended. Alter Hi business part the hostess serve a delicious repast. Several vis s tors were present Sunday, Com again visitors are always wel come. e s 1 m ? NOTES FROM SECOND CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH s Rev. Chas. fcl. Browi* Pastor i, i / After a season of silence w I ask the indulgence of the pul r- i' f v. _ -ri^P TgW. ? THE PALMEr 8 1310 ASSEMBLY STREET r ~ R. C. B. ?Mr. Abbe'. Lam un-! derweight and have been now for _ tho pa.qt six months. T can't. seem I to be happy and epjoy myself like 1 I did at brie time. Is th re anys thing wrong and what is your t idea for me to dos as I need your } help badly? ) , Answer?The very first thing > you do is to call on a good doc5 tor here in this city and have him , give you ^thorough examinA. tion. There is some direct muse - for your losing weight so quickf ly. Once yoru get your wealth, r built back up, you will again feel t y like getting out and einjoying your - self among your friends.-- Don'fc = j delay the matter. I J. C.?Does my girl friend love ^ me and will we be married soon j and prosper? Answer?She loves pou, and would marry you without hesitaL ting if she felt you were in a position to take care of her. Now | you had better try to get lined up in some kind of work whereby you could support a wife be' fore going ahead with you plans. 1 M. L. S.?Do you think that, my 1 former employer is going to re? turn to the city anytime soon?__ ' Will I be married to T. N. R. iL i_ mm Q wws ytrar : Answer?Your former employ > er isn't making plans to return immediately. You had better t make an effort^to find some other work. No . . Ty?u and T. N. R. will not marry this year. . . the thing you must think of is getr ting: divorced from your present husband before thinking of get 'ting into trouble again. ' P. S.?This friend of mine wor1 ries me to death. On pay day ' he doesn't come home until late 1 and sometimes not at all. I wish --to know if-there-is' another wo- '" < man or is he Just a whiskey head? s | Answer?If there was another , woman connected with hfrm in any way. he would be away from home morre often than "payI days". His trouble is, when he i gets paid, he gets a few drirks ~ and (never knows when to come home. You had better start arI ranging to meet him immediate-' ! lisher of this r paper for a few 1 notes from our little corner. We I closed out our last year's work t with flying colors of thanks for so many hlessfngs in-our workTn , home, church and community. Our annual reports snowed umusual progi^Ss. In spirit the church " says "Wp are not divided, AH one - body w*e". On* member left us by letter and a few others left us irregularly, but. a large numbei L have "Just come back home" af; ter a season of hopeful waiting and watching. We have r^-roof, ed. arid otherwise impiroved our building to an extensive degree; have ire {financed our parsonage debt in a very satisfactory way, . and have satisfied our obligations in a way that is almost phe| nominal, for "The people had a mind to work." And the end is not yet. At the Christmas sea r son our missionary society with the h,elp of other organizations ^ and friends-?one friend gave $5 ?sent substantial aid to our indlgent members and some friends. ; On the second Sunday we cele. brated the Lord's Supper and, at night, baptised seven candidates " with nine left waiting. And this is not the result of any protract1 ed meeting but a constant growth There were five additions last Sunday. Our annual financial fe ' ports showed a handsome balance in the general treasure and much more in auxiliary treasurers, not f Tinder cTouds of suspicion but held - in sacred trust as God's own mon1 ey, for the most part iin the bank, We offer approved tra .... cream of Virginia and yard is amply stocked i suited for any of yo ments. A Trial will Certified Coal BOO Gervais St. Quality ? Service ulyud free In this column only I column and sign your full name. tr letter. For a "Private Reply"... lops for my latest ASTROLOGY iM] tTio a fnr letter of advice h tout problems clearly and conin the scope of logical reasoning, Irrrxa To ? rro LEADER COLUMBIA. S. C. ly after he is paid. C, D. J.?Is it )>est for me to take the trip and will my wiff go with me? How soon will it ? *-?_ * ~t be before i maKe me nrst step towards opening up the little business shop that I am planning on? Answed?Both, you and ycnlr wife should make plans to take the trip as you woulcP*both benefit from same. You will make a successful cu/ilacl?un this?trip: It' is going to take you quite some months before you will be in a position financially to go ahead with your plans for the new business. Continue to save vout inon?y. R. C. B.?I have a case com ing before the courts sometime during the next few momths and I feel a bit worried. Is there anything that I have overlooked in my^ case? What is your idea? Answer?You have handled the matter intelligently and I don't see. how you could dor any more. When your case is presented to the courts, I honestly feel that it will be settled in your favor as you have positive proof of your rights atnd it can't be denied. There is nu ii?ed fur worry. """M. E. L.?Is this boy I Am going with now telling the truth err is he lying as I think he is? I know you get many letters to be answered thru the column, but please don't disappoint me. Answer?H 's telling the truth to you right now. There is rot another girl in his life at this writing other than yourself. But, my young lady, aren't you a bit selfish in demanding that he not go with anyone other than your ?elf . . . after all, you aren't engaged. ?Gt -Y-.?Each weelr-TrFTny~tife""I read your answers to- many questions and I wisn to know if I will be able to take), the trip I have in mind for this spring? Answer?The only drawback will be the necessary money to make the journey; The change would help you, and if you wish to go, make orrnngements -right now to opcin a Vacation Fund at your lccal ban)< and put away a small sum of money each weck to the credit c/f that particular auxiliary. Our minister believes that the world must be saved by the "Foolishness" of preaching rather^^han' by ITie wisdom of Bible leqtures and the like. thank ?nd the public and still work and hope. Our welcome is growing more and more. Worship with us and be a constant "Leader" reader. RF.l'ORT nr TUT? wnDi? i. T? V1VU I IN GROUP NO. 4 ^Bennettsville.?The meeting ol Group No. 4 was held at Dyer.'i Hill school Wednesday, Jan. 11 with president, Mrs. Terry, pre siding. The following prognarr was tarried o5b to the delight anc pleasure of the teachers: Devotions led by Mrs. Blackmar M4nutes; Quotations; Remarks bj president and supervisor; Demon' tration of speed and test anc comprehension test in rending; II luJtrated?story by Mrs; Gordon general discussion. Miss B. E. Graham, the Countj Supervisor gave a .demonstration in speed test and comprehension test in reading, which was verj helpful and interesting to all the teachers. The group was served a deli cious hot lunch. This was the lrst meeting ..tp.hft<dield_in .Dyer's Hill new school building. The grounds and classrooms Hooked very inviting. - idemarked coal. The Kentucky fields. Our with all sizes ideally > >ur heating requireConvince You , * & Coke Co. " Pnone 8141 2 ? Appreciation 5 - I . . : ?flIL. Saturday, January 21, 1939. BAMBERG CO. HIGHLIGHT^ 4Christmas is history yet' it we - i could get and- keep the spirit of * Christmas as is? expressed by Phil * ip Brooks m his "Constant Christ > mas," we could still sing in our v hearts "Joy to the World." But as Brooks expresses it, we only see the glory of the star and the peace that the angels sang of one day when?the star shouldf?light our hearts and lend us on to victories as it led the wise men p{_ l)ld. ? ? Rev. Herman- Harvey of Mor es Earlene Dantzler and Marion Mitchell and Mr. I. Mitchell ol Orangeburg were dinner guests 01 Rev. and Mrs. p. G. McMilSsn dur ing the holidays. Singleton, Camel Walker, Frances " Beard, Perrilean Bireland, Rebecca Orr and Elizabeth Johnson were ? among -the students who spent the , holidays home to the delight of i ^relatives an(j frjends. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMillan spent a few days in Newberry dur ing the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Marshall & son were Visitors in Camden and * Mn nnitlo. wVnlo Pol nKvn f i n rr f K 1. V ^ ^ : yuletiJe Jays. ~~ Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Campbell of Anderson, Mrs. Lou Amy Graham of Newberry were the very pleasant visitors of Mr. frnd Mrs.; -? Charles McMillan Dec.?28.31.L ?? Services . at ~ Williams Chapei have taken on new life with the new year. Rev. B. S. Salldy. the pastor preached the sermon of his life Sunday. _ . Misses Clece Moore, M. O. Chap pelle, Emma Sanders and Mr. C. B. McMillan attended the meeting ; of adult teachers in Columbia Jan 4/ ' 7th. They report a verjf' helpful , ,and enjoyable trip. We fc-re glad to report that Mrs. Carrie McMillan is much improv . ed at thrs writing. Mrs. Theodosia Beard Boat -wriglil is oil the sick list but we . hope for "Tier a speedy recovery. 1 The Model School Parent Teach . ers meeting Was a success Friday , Jan. 6. Topic: Our School tend Its Equipment, was very beautifully outlined and many helpful points , given. PROFESSIONAL CARDS OR. A. R. JOHN?<VV . / SURGEON 1 Office: 1323.V? Phone Residfnce: 919 0*V Sfr?>?t - Phone 074 ^ REV. J. H. JOHNSO 1 Office: 2029 Marian St e< i NOTARY PU3' H Dealer in Real Estate, perforin-. ! marriage ceremonies, write will* deeds, mortgages, claims, etc i Call to See Tiiu Z Office Phone 8407- Res. (J7?> tj DR. H. H. COOPER DENTIST , Special Attention Given to Din eases of the Gums ! Gold Crown and Bridge Work i A Specialty ' | Office Phone 643S Res. 820j 1126 Wrshiogton St., Col'a., S. C. ) ? 'j Office Hours fe|ephi>n 11 A. M. u- 2 P M H. '| 6 P. M. to i P M y Dr. W. D. ChaDpelu Physician and Surgeon i Diseases of Woonen and Childret 1 A Specialtj ' Office: Residence ? 2116 Ledy St. . 13C1 Pine S? Columbia, S. C. , i OfTiee Hours-": !. 8 to 0 A.M. Ill to 2 P.M 6 to 8 P.M I Dr. It. B. Frederick phyjiicia. : - Office: ' 301 Yi WaJleT Ati. Greenwood, 8.C Phone 7611 All c'liaes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointment* Office: 3869K Gervai* Street ??Columbia, g. C. Office Hoprs: Telephones: 8:80 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 60M , Residence SSTr Dr. D. k. Jenkins DENTIST Pi Ftiliny, Plates. Crowns. Bridge* Anesthesia a ^eeialty inaday by Appointment