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Pace < - ' s I . .f, v AT PLICA1 1 UAIK ;,-. " |NAM"E . - :^..".,'...V. ^.T V CITY .. J-;... 2 GRADE' __.... SCHOOL ' X BIRTHDAY , I... c . Fill out this coupon and n\a / ?? stamnefl envplotip to Thp P?1 ^ 1310 Assembly St.; Columbia, " !' to r?J' b<5ok' ft,ld-you-will re R8C8C8???Cft8*C8?^^ DISAPPOINTED I How sir*? you and the club men bers getting: along? Fine I hop< I was~ very * much dfsappointe when my uncle "wrote us, and sai that he couldn't get here, becaus ' of sickness in the family. Bill Su day was a bad-day, but I made " . to Sunday school jus.t the sanv Bill can -you tell me what ha\ become of the club members Where is T. E. Robinson, who naj ed- the Junior page. I didn v ' know that he was a member ur til I saw his picture in the pape <f4>miKs).- The seventh annul medical and ijurgical clinic- wt held at the Union community hoi pital last week. Bill we playe twenfey.six games of bingo Frida; Wish that you could -have bee with us, because we had a lot c fun. Well -I suppose that I wi tune off so long until next wOel ^ Fannie J. Gaffney. SI'KIVl wtth KM) HOMIv Hello Bill: How are you and the rest c the club members? I am feel in fine and dandy now because m examinations are oyer. I spent a lovely week-end i ? home. My girl friend, LilTia Raiford spent the week end wit me. We had loads of fun despit the dreary weather. We went t the.-.union which was held at M: Pisgah Baptist church, Saturda and Sunday. We really had a nic time. I saw a lot of my friend! Here are some riddles and th answers for our readers: 1. Why is a watch like a river 2. What can you hold in you lpft hand and not in your riert hand"? 3. What word will be shorte when-you- add syllable T6_fT?~' Ajnswers:? 1. It will not run without wine ing. 2. Your right elbow. 3. Short. Yours truly, ' Margaret Wright. BEGINNING TO WAKE l*P Hollo Bill and Club Members: I have been hibernating, lik some animals?do?m?winter;"., bu now I am beginning to wake up I am going to send in a letter ev ery week from now on. Marga ret and Fannie J, are keeping u; the Junior page and I am going t do the same, by sending in my let ter. Well I have been very bus; studying this year and the pas . ?year. ?-l_ am --dgmg fine in m "." school worlc. It is very cold no\ adays, and we are having som bad weather. Bill I can't talk a bout the club members, for I hav been hibernating myself. My let ter may seem a little long bu phase print it all Bill, for it i the first time I have written ii a good while. Here are some rid jlles. Questions: laugh if you wore me for that r?_. -i. . - - i ? * - i ni not a cycione; nty clouds hove c^er me yet I can sweep every thing before me. What am I ? 2. I'm made from a pig bu not from its squeal; you toucl me with your toe but not you heel Both you who play and you whi see, seem, to get a kick out o me. What am I?< 3. I am made of ste.^l, yet strange to say, I can slip througl ? cloth in the easiest way. l'vo~ head" and" one' eye, yet no hand! and feet. If you'll use me-quit often I'll help von keep neat. Wha am I? 4. I have no ears togal he news; I do not leave my tracks Yet I can tell you the happening: each day, from Timfuctco to Hal ifax.LWhat am 12 ? ? Answers: 1. Broom. n c. rouioan. 3. Needle. 4. Radio. Bye, bye, Isadora S. Thompson. WEST BALTIMORE, MI). NEWS By (Mrs.) Rarney Douglass, Jr Activities at Mt. Hebron Bapt church were carried out as fol lows:?Tuesday night, Jan. 24 prayer meeting and choir rehear sal.?Wedw^adny night, Bible I'lus* conducted by Rev. Daniel. Thurs day night, service by Rev. Flow ers, pastor. Wednesday night the AVillinj Workers held their program al 907 W. Saratoga street With Mr? Hattie Flowers president ir> charge Friendship members were over to help them and their Pastor, Rev. Jackson. ??f * - 5Thc gfiTH's BKtAijlfr wmm 8??&&SS5s2<?3?xt&s4te?x3XCKm ~ * . ?; t TION BLANK ~ ! f ' ^ ? A--? STATE j j _ ... - ,.. AGE ...^ i il rt together with a self-addressed [; metto"^Leader. "Bill Carver's Club, > S.' C. Ycur name wUl be placed on * caive a membership card and but- * LnStJL'ilUr Ho.fronT^ - ~...irci8 were wncn Kev. .T?<?lf *>n -and- his methbera. 1 The Pastor's Aid club gave a e. supper Wednesday night. Mrs. d Mary Weathers president, d Sick: Mr#. Mary Ruff, Mrs. Hat ie tie JFlowers, Mr. William Gaffney n Mrs. Ros'S. ^We hope for them en it ?arly recovery. >. f e. Saturday night the F B A sore ci?ty held a call' meeting:. ? ^ Saturday night .the Fire Bapt. 'I "Union held its annual celebration , and Rev. David Clark, a native of r Chester, S. C., preached the serJ mon, A delicious supper was IS served. The meeting was enjoyMr. Charlie S. Brice is in the _ hospital again. We wish for his ' early recovery. Mr. J. Gray left Saturday fof 11 Chester, S. C., to join his parents s for a visit. We are glad to see Miss Elizabeth H?ath out after being confin-1 ?d for several -months. Sunday school begam at Mcaint J Hebron 9:30 a.m., conducted by Rev. Lewis. 11:30 a.m. Service >f" began conducted by Rev. Flowg ers. Pulpit associates were Rav. y Daniel and Rev. Neal. Sumlay evening the C. B. A. it ^ocipty held their annual sermon r which was preached by Rev. Flovr h ers. All the members were in e- -uniform. The' welcome address o by Mrs. Louise Gore Douglass and t. response by Mr. John Newkrick. j Sunday night service at 8:00 p. I e m^Jby Rev. Daniel. Everyone enis. joyed the sermon, e ? ST. PAUL A. M. E. CHURCH ^ Rev.JL_F Rarksdalr, Pastor 1 Cokesbury, S. C.?Due to tha| ,r inclement weather, there waajio' preaching services at our church v Sunday. The different clubs stag j. [ ed a rally for the fourth Sunday I tin February. We are hoping to , raise $100.00. Mrs. A. R. Holipes spent Sunday in McCormick with her daughter, Miss Eugenia Mae who is teaching there. , Mr. and Mrs. Easily Moore accompanied her. They reported a nice tihne. Friends of Mrs. Ellen Robinson e will regret to hear that she iij t very ill! with pneumonia. She is I > in Greenwood with her daughter! ana son-in-law,' Mr. and Mrs. . Tohn H. Arnold. We are hoping p for her an early recovery. Mrs. 0 Alberta Arnold went to Greenville . Sunday to visit her sick sister, y Mrs. Nannie, Starks Aaron. She t is in the hospital. y ? Mrs. Florence Moore is not dov ing so well, she has an affected e leg. We are hoping that all of the sick of our community will e soon get well. 1 MORRIS BROWN I A. M. E. CHURCH n Rev. R. I. Lemon, Pastor Despite lowering irt^uffs; and inclement weather, services at Mor riH BroiMn last Sunday were coTtducted as usual. The sermon to " the Junior church, precluded the regular morning service at 11:00 a.m. Rev. D. A. Mills preached a . splendid sermon from St. Luke l 2:40 and developed the theme The Growing Saviour". The evening 5 nuui?w as ut'vmca to a program j "by the Stewardess Board No. 1, sponsored by Mrs. A. D. Scott. A group of students and teacher* L from Avery institute rendered a - program that was Interesting-and 5 oyableT Miss Sco<tt and Prof. " Bluford discussed Religious and J Secular Education ip a manner . that won the approval of those who were fortunate' enough to 1 hear it. Mr. Reynold Scott pro | fessor of Music at Avery institute s-f presided' during the Evening at j the piano, Mr^ A. W, Hoursey _ rendered two excellent solos and Mr. Poinsett entertained with a violin solo. Mr. Ed. Simmons pro prietor of the Ocean Fish Co., read a paper on "The Place of Young People in the Church" which was nOplete with thotight and good advice. Indeed, the program was right up to the minute in every > _reapect. Mrs. Emma Forrest act -d as mistress of ceremonies. Dr Lemon expressed the appreciation of the members of the church to - t*hose participating in the pro.] gram The uaual Christmas *hnwnr of the leaders of our church was hold last Tuesday night and witnessed by the usual large crowd. Many useful gifts were received. l An evert (ft interest is the com' ' ing to Morrig Brown kn *^he near 1 | future, o-f Mr. C. H. Alford, nat'j ionally known Tenor of Ne\*Mi^d| I Many of our most faithful 1 members are on the sick list. A 4 I c ] UXitX |: f ^ ^ !-3 3S \ ' .mong them are Bros. Wins Johnson, B. Stinney asnd-^J. McBride. Sisters S. H. Brown and Margaret Lfegare* are listed with the sick numbers. We pray for the ultimate riVcovery of these faithful workers. BENNETTSVILLE NEWS " Miss B. E. Graham, county supervisor, Marlboro county will soonn have all new school houses in the county that is every building will be improved enough to .get 7 to 8 months schooling. The Spears and Chappelle consolidated schools 'will soon be finished The Carolinians from Johnsor C. Smith, university will rendei a musical prngrnm flnnHny 3-SO at St. Peter church, Clio. The pro gram will be in interest of the adult schools of Marlboro. Prof. A. McNear, sponsor. Miss Emelyn McKay arrived home Saturday after spending, a month in New_JYork and New Jersey with relatives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Loranza McKay. Mrs. Alice McKay arrived home to the delight of all last week after spending a few months in N. Y. on account of the illness of her daughter, Nurse Ophelia McKay. She is reported improving nicely. Mrs. Rictr is improving also J "Mrs. Cora Lillie. Mrs. Annie J- Easlting died at her home last week and was" funeralized at Galilee M. E. church : -Sunday afternoon, Rev.T. .' Bowen, pastor. The Marlbcn-o U'nion was held at Mt. Zion Baptist church over the week end. Rev. Posey, pastor, re 1 ported they closed with a successful session.' 1 The Pee Dee Union closed theii session Sunday at Reedy Branch , Baptist church. Dr. L. M McCol- I lu.m, Supt. in charge of the ' Sun-_ 1 day school.~Rev. Wi ~F. "McCoy 1 preached the Missionary sermon. < Rev. Bryant preached the a.m. sermon at Shiloh Sunday. A large 1 ctowd was present. : The Missionary society rendered i a nice progani Sunday night? M rs. Nancie Reese returned home last week after visiting her sister Mrs. Catherene Taylor in Orangeburg. ' Miss Vivian Jones^spent a few t hours in Hamlet, N. C., with sis- i ter, Rev. and Mrs. Jones. 5 ?Mrs. Dell Thompson of ManrR"~ ing is spending a while with Mrs. < rr r I aizzie jaoore - 1 Miss Beraice Woods, teacher in the Blenheim graded school spent i the week end home with mother, i Watch The Palmetto Leader and ? see what have happen. 1 ' \ ST. PETERS A. M. E. CHURCH j Rev. Benjamin F. Sumpter, Pastor \ Sunday was a great day at St. Peter in spite of the dreary wea- c ther.? A nice crowd attended Sun j ' lay school and the lesson was very t beautifully discussed. -Many- in c teresting points were obtained ,, from the lesson. We were happy to have Dr. M. J. Sumpter, ?he father of our pas- j tor and the p'asfpr of Liberty Hill * church at Summerton with us. Ilis c chcrir accompanied him. Dr. Sump e ter delivered a very thoughtfully ' and spiritual message at the morn f ing services, xie is now serving < his twentieth year as pastor and ? presiding: elder of the Liberty Hill ^ church. Our total collection for the day was $46.00 which we think was f very good, considering the day. t. and time. v We are very grateful to Dr. ]( "SurhptteY and Tiis choir for the ^ very fine service they rendered t us on Sundays and wo will assure them that it will bring us equal J happiness to render them the ^ same. Come agaim. , , Mrs. Cora B. Black has been v elected as delegate to the Electo- n ral college from our cruTrch, She j. is also in the race to be elected as delegate to the ensuing Gen- h eral conference in 1940. We solicit for her your support at the Electoral college. We are very soiry to report -that Prof. A.-H. . Black?is^on- the r sick list. Let us pray that he will soon, be out again. * v We_i?ere-happy-to?have among ^ visitors Mrs. Mary Jenkins Mc Kenzie of New York City form- ' erly of Camerop and Miss Lucille c Williams of Charleston. Co.me ^ to St. Peter, we are always hap- j py to~have visitors. St. Peter] ^ marches on under the leadership r of our fine' Pastor, Rev. Sumpter. (j BETTIS ACADEMY NEWS j Zelda Wilkerson, Reporter v Friday noon marked the closing 1 of a very impressive week o f t Srayer at Bettis Academy with y Irs. Emma F. Lang in charge, y During the week we were favored j with the following ministers: Rev ^ E. A. Jenkins, pastor of Wesley j M.E. church; Rev. M. M. Peace ft pastor of Friendship Baptist and \ Rev. B. T. Murtln, pastor of Sim mons Ridge, all of Aiken. c Our teams played a double head; r er with the Friendship Junior col ft lege teams Saturday afternoon, ft The games were very thrilling al- s though Friendship wort. Miss Per- j ry and Mr. H. Jones members of i Friendship faculty accompanied s the team.Frin. Bradby, Messrs. Ja d son Smith and Dawkins, members p of Scohfteld faculty at Aiken wit- R 1 i--. .? J'***" rHl PALMETTO LEAPBB :ross road holds i^irst quarter Altho the weather was a little inclement, Sunday was a high lay fo all church-goers who attonde the conference. The S. S. as usual was at its best and the lesson w>ell instructed. The P. E., Rev. E. A. Adams ascended th|e pulpit and in his mannerly way imparled a sermon which will live long in the Jiearts of his hearers. His text was tak en from Jeremiah 6:1C. We only r^pet that - more didn't hear this se?man. "If you would be bless TRtT d f vou wonild nronflvp frvr ?Kio Kingdom, if you ever hope to enter in, stand in the way and see,*' said he. He further innstructed that we inquire at the cross roads of life. "If ever you are lost in a road, ask directions if you want to get straight. Get the propc information and you are. sure not to be lost" he wauiad* Many -other things were said which we would like to repeat, but space .won't permit. But he closed saying. "God is good; He stilh lives; He save. Find the right way and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your soul." _The choir plans to render services at the Wateree A. M. E. church, Sunday, January 29. All friends ar.e asked to go with us. I I.EXINGTON COUNTY TEACHERS HOLD MEETING AT CAMP MOORE The monthly meeting was held at Camp Moore On January 13. The ascciation wag called to tfrder on tim<? by the President. Rev N. L. bush, principal of Bates burg high school. Rev. A. S. Powe, gave the invocation. Music was furnished by the chorus of Camp Moore. The guest speaker was State Sunt.. J H. Hone, who had to ex press his regret how impossible it was for him to appear, but he would be with Us at Lexington in our next monthly meeting. The spirit iin which the address of welcome was given by Miss Shady Spears made the associa tion, act and feel perfectly at home. Mrs. Sarah Collins gave -aFew remarks in behalf of the work jrs, the camp and its activities. Mrs. Simkin's, the State Health worker, gave a striking detail, in i few words, of the great work and drive which she represents. When the house was opened for business teachers registered 100 percent -with State teachers' dues a,"'! turned c/ver to Jilrs. Simkins $72.81. To dat,e the county has gone ever- its quota of S108.00 and bought a Christmas Seal Bond for $5.00. The ~~a s soc ration adjournal" ?t 1:30 p.m. to view every departTient and-aettvitToV of th"e~N.lT. At Camp. Ko onen ncould even er/timai" which department was most 'outstanding. The vocation rl set up w^ich includes typing. mofti'/.L'c VM'?l'ir>rr eKrvn Iiuvuviin inuniii^, nvuiHg, r?uvsp vork and Honia Economics, vreited a tremend'ous excitement ancng'thc majority of the teachers >ccause of the uniqueness in op ration and the fine materials with vhich to work! Every teachei arried a mental picture of Camp doorc with them as an ideal setip.._ T</ learn that, girls are not inly tnnrrht fine arts any typing ind Home Economics, but manual irt too. Hats off to Camp Moore. - As further guest of Camp VIoore, every member of the jrorup present, which was about me hundred, was delightfully serv :d in that spacious dining hall. i*his""is" Where all must eat the iroper ?1 iet, according to the rules ind regulations of the National government. Miss Gertrude Hall leads this important department. We are unable to describe the ull happiness, joy, peace and suc ess of this monthly meeting. But re might sum up hy saying: The ocation of thb camp is in the-sand iiil among long lpaf yellow pines, Iv sanitary conditions, the phy- _ ieal care, the excellent instrucion give-i to tve girls and the varm welcome received by the sociation from that, fine corp of roikevs, we can hut say: If Soloion in all of his glory would lave appeared on the scene -of !Amp Moore, he would ncrt have con eared for like one of these. Misg Martha P. Wright, Jeanes teacher. J. P. Sartor, reporter reused the games. We were happy to welcome as isitors on the campus Sunday the olJowingT Mr." Edward Morgan, irincipal of Lan.e)ey Bath school, . diss Davy, Augusta, Messrs. J.C. I Simmons and Moses Moultrie of j 'harlo^ton, Messrs, I. L. Pruitt j nstructor at .Boggs. Academy,-) Marshall Morris farm agent from j lurke County, Ga. Also two stu j lents of Boggs Academy. Mrs. Emma F. I.aryf and Miss, jottie F. Williams presented a j ery interesting program in inter ; St. nf thn 1st hich rlnao Among our graduates seen on j he campus during the week end j yere Misses Bertha Moore, .Janie ' I. Goodwin, Mattie Mackey, Allie dosely, Rosena I>amback, Vivian i fiola and Cleo Johnson, Messrs. : lobert Dean and Philip Hendrix, V. H. Hightower, Mrs. Mattie S. VilliamB. H Groups of our students render d a program at the following daces during the past week end: ft. Calvary school, Johnston, Miss Jamie Anderson, teacher; Friend hip school, Aiken Co.,. Madames ^ecie Blassengale and L'. B ""hompson, teachers, Bethlehem chool, Barnwell, Rev. B. J. An erson, principal; teachers accom. anying the different groups were fiss Franklin and Mrs. Hubert, < t " -s NOTBt?Yiur qnntloi will be m when yon irfclode a clipping of thb birtkdmi0 and correct addreas to 701 and 00I7 lie and a ?mmptd enye SEADINO covering yoar btrtkd< lulnfau thm QdhUooAi ExpW Cm jeer iwetkme to tbeee^withl j? qmTpm THE PALME' 1310 ASSEMBLY STREET M. C. L.?Am I going to get consideration about my sehoo' work or am I going to get my credits? Also tell me about this* medicine Answer?The matter of your credits will "be adjusted in the near future. I Jiave reason to believe that you will get them alnd will be given due onsideration regarding your school work. , Don't put too much confidence in the -medicine . . . get a prescrip ton from your doctor. \ L. B. V.?Is my father satisfied ! with me living in his house with . my-Jit-tle boy and my husband? . Answer?Thoroughly satisfied You and your husband should stiive v^ry hard to get on your ' feet so that you can get yOu a A little place of your own.?Reim 1 I -T_ i_l / L! uursu your lamer ior nis KWier- . osity . . . and also make him feel that you are grateful. I. S.? I have plenty of evidence- 1 for a divc/rce and I would like for you to instruct me as to what I should do? ? ? Answer?File 'suit immediately ( and pret out-of the unpleasant sit- ] .oation. You are already separted j and know you arem't goipg to con- * sent to live with him again, and 3 .there isn't any benefit of being 1 worried about the matter any 1cm- r gerl -Hf ~ * " \ E. S.?My husband is in the In- i sane Hospital for Soldiers and 1 3 wish to know if I should try to c get a pension? c Messrs. Biulware and Blassengale < . All of us are rejoicing over the , recovery of our beloved President. He is able to be on his rounds < once more. f A coming rich and rare treat, \ the musical recital by Mr. Eldrich Hammond, tenor of Aiken, a mem I her of the famous dtnoxville Col- t lege quartet, Quinby auditorium,' Feb. -6th.-' ^ T1 Rev. R. E. McMorris Messrs. J. N. Werts, V. G. Price and Melvin c Riley attended the New Enoree i Baptist Union meeting held at c Bethlehem Baptist church, New c berry. Mr. Willie Garrett and a f few others attended the uhion t iiktcviiik ti muuuc. Mr. Clyde Pettis is back in school ^ again after being confied to hi^ J room for the past few weeks. | Mrs. Zelda Wilkerson, the adult teacher, lectured to the N Y A thrifty club last Monday night from the subject: "Courtesy the n Source of Good Conduct." d a - . ;j JOHNSTON NEWS ? ' The Union which was held at the Shaw Creek Baptist church ^ Saturday?and Sunday ^vas well at j, tended and quite successful. Dinner was served both days. j Bethel C. M. E. Sunday school n began at the usual hour 3:15 P. M j with the Supt. Mrs. S. L. Pope j. and good workers present. . v, At G:30 p.in., the CME League ? was called to order by the president Rev. W. W.i Gary. A wondei j ful program was rendered. DTf 0 ferent subjects were discussed by w jhe _follawing nneV Mrs.?Ilattio?p( Gilliam, Mrs. ,'S. L. "Pope, Miss y Hattie Miles, Rev. John Andrew, Mr. C." P. Pope and Rev. W. W. Gary. We must say that our Lea- j, sue is doing wonderful work this year, our attendance is very good j At 7:45 the pastor Rev. E.jM Gttttam came to us and we wit-, nessed a soul "stirring message which made everybody happy. | e Rev.- Mrs. Lela Chappell has i*e-. S turned to her home in Greenwood h after conducting a week's- meet- y ing here, which was quite* a sue- tl cess. b Rev. M. M. Davis attended the L We offer approved trad 8 cream of Virginia and F yard is amply stocked v 8 suited?for any?of yoa 8 ments. 8 A Trial will 9 Certified Coal g fiOO Gervais St. o Quality ? Service j v nalyzed free tn this column ohly i column and sign your full name. it letter. For a "Private Reply"... lope for my latest ASTROLOGY it*; also a free letter of advice in your problems clearly and conIn the scope of logical reasoning i forTO To ? rro LEADER f COLUMBIA, S. ( * Answer^?Under the circumstar es I would advise that you loo into the matter. The- local offic of the American Legion wall b glad to assist you in this case an Ttrejr will tell yOu exactly ho you must go about filtng you claim. O. C.'D.?Should I keep^ takin up time with my husband o should we separate for good? " Ajnswer?T]je?whole trouble be tweeri you and your husband i the fact that neither one of yo 7or out of your way to make you lome life as it should be. To ha sor thoughts of separate quarter s wrong. Make up your mini ;hgt you are going to get aloni *nd have something and work to yards this end. ^A change will b vi*ry SQOtn _ 1? F. L. L.?*My husband's cousii left her ten year old girl wit! js this past summer and we havi iot heard from her but once. Tel me if she A^ill allow us to kee ier and send her to school withou jiving us trouble? Answer?The mother of this ;hild w,ill not try to take th< youngster anytime* soon. Shi iust isn't in a position to take he ind she knows perfectly well tha rou two have mcrre to offer hei nents to keep her indefinitely ant f thvrmbther wants her"foravff t occasionally . . . let her go A'hatever you do, hold the confi lence and good will of the moth ^ trnu ti'O nf a /JonrvV^ f nr I ML J-V/14 V*?I?V VIJ C VIC*V4& II V^I . Christian Home Society in Htleni Ian. 21-22. Mr. Mimnaugh Amos has retur; ;d to his home on Bland St ; afte i month's sta.y in New York Cit] ,vith relatives and friends. Friends are glad to kno w tha Hrs. Evelyn ^Williams is better a his writing* Prof. S. K. Dean is a reader o: rhe Leader. We regret very much to heai >f the death of Mr. Johnnie Dan els. Funeral services were con lucted at the Pine Hill Baptisi hurch on Sunday, Jan. 22. Th< amily have our deepest sympa hy.- Anions and Son in charge. Mr. James Oliphant of New fork was the week end guest ol Jr. Mimnaugh Amos. DUE WEST NEWS Notwithstanding the real wintrv spect of the weather on last Sur lay, a splendid number of people ttended church services in the )ue West churches. Mrs. Ida Joseph, who has beer [uite ill is somewhat improved. Mr. George Anderson has alsc ieen shut in .for several days.?Be 3 also somewhat better. Word comes from Mrs. Florence ames in Brooklyn, N. Y. that hei nother is somewhat better. Mrs ames rushed to the bedside oi icr mother, MJrs. Sherard last veek upon receiving the intelli ence of her critical illness. Mr. David Makins, formerly ol lodges -has-purchased the home pposite Mr. B. F. Jackson and he nth his family are eomffli-tahty seated there. Due West welcomes hem to this community. Mrs. Annie J. Garrett* is teach ig for Mrs. Florence James durng her absence. COULTER ACADEMY NEWS Young People's day was observ d Sunday, Jan. 20 in our church, unday morning the Junior choir ad charge of the music; two oung-men tuok the offering; and he Usher Board had tv/o of its est ushers at their seats. Dr. ,ong chose as his text Ruth 4:6 a('^ooooooox)oooas^>axyoa^o emarked coal. The Kentucky fields. Our g vith all sizes ideally r heating requireConvince You & & Coke Co. I Pnone 8141 g ? Appreciation g Saturday, February 4, 1939 "And the kinsman said, I cannot redeem it for myself, lest I mar mine own inheritance: redeem |W than my right to thyself; for 1 ?.? jy cannot redeem it." He said, "We /H are heirs to a great inheritance." The Puritans were apostles of the ^ Presbyterian faith. He compared the similarity of the constitution of America with the constitution ?of the ^rresbytenan churchT" He mentioned the contributions o f Roger Williams and John Knox The enterprises of the Presbyterian church, the conciseness of ,the Shorter catechism,- the literature written by scholars of our denom ination, and some products of the f ^ church (Mrs. Mary M. Bethune L V and others) were amply stressed. Finally he warned both old and young not to mar .the inheritance of the church in any way unbe- t ? coming to Christians. The program Sunday evening J " wds directed by Miss James. Miss ^ k James is a splendid worker with v/|f | young pdople. She hails from Geor 1, gia. $8.35 was realized. At the _ ^lose of the-exefeise ^there was a w rather impressive "pledging alr new" for service of all the young ' peoplp. Consecration prayers were . offered by Rev. iff. L. Counts, Eh rV * der H. L. Marshall, Mr. L. P. Bry r an, Mrs.. Hanna and Miss Gillespie >?.- In a basket ball game at Dar lington with Mayo, our girls won a by a score of 18-14; the boys lost r by 18-12. At Cheraw with Bookei * Washington, tn? Coulter-girls-won ~~ s with 25-12, while the boys lost 18 , ^ d 13. At Columbia pur girls had 18 * ? and Booker Washington 11'; the boys 10 and Booker Washington e 18. ft ? h CHERAW NEWS e. 1 The Athletic Association of Rob p ert Smalls high school gave its in * -, t itial affair last Friday night, in Ihe school audiorium. The building was beautifully decorated in the pppipppnboin *) c*V? v/-ll -1 t- t_ v . oiu ui oinu our n nn e school colors. Sonny Mlatthews r furnished the music. Those who t have heard him know that he is r a very accomplished-pianist. Spv - ' eral out-of town guests witnessed i the affair. The young ladies servr Td fruit jeilo and cookies. Sonny and Bob who are heard over the radio station at Florence S. C. each Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ^ sponsored an amateur program a Monday night at Robert Smalls ** 1 auditorium. t Miss Marion Johnson who teach r es at Chesterfield spent last week j end at home. The Missionary society had charge ^ of the morning services at Pee t Dee Baptist church Sunday. Rev. ' H. L. Counts delivered a wonderf ful sermon which was enjoyed by s - all. t PROFESSIONAL CARDS I DR. A. K. JOHNSON * \Svrgeon f i Office: 1323 1-2 Assembly St. s1 Phone 3466 i! Residence: 919 Oak Str#>pt I ^ Phone 8740 1. i ; REV. J. H. JOHNSON s NOTARY PUBLIC !. dtfice: 2029 Marion Street i Dealer in Real Estate, performs > marriage ceremonies, writes wills, deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. | Call to See Him # ! Office Phone 8107 Res. 6798 ^DR. H. H. COOPER ?^ j DENTIST Special Attention Given to Diseases of the Gums / Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty - / Office Phone 6429 Rec. 8264 1125 Washington St. Col'a.. S. ?C. 1 - Office Hours: Telephone: Lll A. M. to-2-P.-M.-~- Res. 8871 , 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. , 4S? !. Dr. W. D. Chappelle i Physician and SurgeonDiseases of Women and Children j* A Specialty Office: ? - Residence: ? 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. Columbia. S. C ? I -' ~ Prone 7811 All Classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman _ I DENTIST vJ PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS \j Sundays hy Appointments Office: 2369 1-2 Gervais St. . Columbia. S. C ^ (? ^ Office Hours: Telephones: 'j 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Offlce 6033 4 'J Residence 8873 11 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST ...... ... | FillinJTs, Plates, Crowns, Bridge* Anesthesia a Specialty i1 Sunday by Appointment