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Pa^e 6 11 tfOTBi?7*ur question will b# ai I ? ? y Udndt a dipping of thU MrtlibM nd correct address to yoi aaai eatr 15* and a ttmmpii en ye! giATUHO covering ywr birthde aaljstag Um Qu?BtIcma. Ex pi a i (has jramr faiatleaa t* tboae^aithl ?.! ' THE EALMEI 1310 ASSEMBLY STREET V-L-R-?I am a graduate from 1 Hifrh Seliuul in Mny ami 1 low ~ music, dramatics, dancing: and ad venture. I am love hungry too. i Do you see any success in any 01 ; these things for me? 1 thank you in?advance. ? __ _ Ans: This summer you will huae your longing for love and adventure sutisfieih?A?young?man engaged in educational work will be spending the summer months j " in your little town ami will you i two have a Big Time Together. M. O.- Where can I order some medicine for pyorrhea of the gums \ Ans: Many preparations are on the market fui tieating gnms, lmt. _ you would be playing safer to call on a dentist and let hini treat yrm a* well n's prescribe the riglyt kind of medicine. 1 M. B. R. I have two small grand ! sons and their father died. MV daughter has married again and should 1 let her have them or must I I keep them? Ans: Keep them if the daughter will permit it. as they have grown 1 attached to you now. If she prefers to have them with her then there is nothing left to do but consent. The children will bo well cared for with her and they will no doubt spend a lot of time with you. A. 17. L.- I love my church -and have made quite a name for myself here hut I have the urge to go away as I am sure that as long as | I remain here I will never marry -and I Would like a home of mv own ..._ _ ? _ ' - witn a nice i nristian husband. I Ans: You are mighty deserving of a home and a good husband. A change would do you a world of good. You could take up church activities some place else just its well as you are doing there and I feel that new acquaintances will THE LUCKY BIRD SOCIAL CLUB The meeting was called to order by the president. Mr'Sani WIT" liams, at the home of Mrs. Etta Mae Welfair," 902 Walnut Street. Song, Mrs. Eva Adams; Scripture, Mr. Willie Boyce; Song, Mrs Eva Adams, The house was open for business by the president. Tho minutes of the last meeting were read received and adopted. The sick committee reported no sicknesses. Old and ra w- business was discussed. The committee Hacl a Tprogram.* Mrs. Adams thanked the members of the club for a surprise party, they gave her;'on' Salur- " day, April 1. The roll was called members present 21. Next meet ing will bo at 902 Walnut St , M -J I Ella Thompson. The club was dismiss by Mrs. Mario Potluck. The^ club was serve refreshments. Mr. Snm Williams, president. Gerturde West, Reporter. ELKO PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS ELKO, S. C. April is here! seems to be the language around Elko PublicSchool. But instead of being affect ed with the usual spring fever, ^ every one is full of life and action. We were visited last week by ( the State field worker of the | Tuberculosis. Association, the person of Miss Blanch Sowell, who is in the county for two weeks, to work in connection with the Barn well countyBoard of Health. Miss [ Howell spoke to "the student body preparatory to the celebration of National NegYo Heblth Week. Sevbral clubs ai'e being organized in our school, to work as campaigners. it is hoped that wp--*hitkH>e---HWe-y to accomplish much good through1 out the week. The services at St. Peter Baptist church of which Rev. II. Bush is' pastor, were well attended on last. Sunday. The church goers took ad-1 viaiiLHKt; -ot tne very fine spring weather. The pastor preached a very ,interesting and stirring ser- j mon, which seemed to have been enjoyed by all. GROUP OF .TEACHERS .GIVE TALENT RALLY ANI) PROGRAM ELKO. S. C. 1 * J 1-1 1 1 The members of group 2, of Haibiwell Co. Touchers A?8so*n., gave a talent rendered a very delightful at Cul? bre44??Branch JBapBEt church at' . a Williaton, S. C. on Mar. 19, 1939 at 3:30 p. m. MVs. N". E. R. Green, principal of Elko Public School, and group chairman, acted mis-, tress of ceremonies. The program-consisted of: Solos,1 duets, short talks, papers and an instrumental solo. The program was concluded by a very interesting and partial talk by Mrs. Susan F. Bailety Jeans teacher, j>n !!,, ,:<ihj<-Hs "Talent.". I i lalyzed fro* in this column only i column and sign your full name, ir letter. For a "Privatt Rtply"... lop*formyliteirXSTRefc? ^ rtir; also a fro* Itiitr of advict a your problems clearly and conn the scope of logical reasoning. braTorO LEADER COLUMBIA. S. C. wing joy" into your life. T. T.- 1 am contomplaAiiui urdeeng a tombstone from a distance ut<i I wish to know if it would be ilright?, Ans:.Quite alright for you to do ~ TTr- "l .a.. i 11 l,v *4?. 1 IK' MUlll* MUUiU ^v?i> in. ;na by freight and if this is what rou desire, go ahead, place youi rder. ft is very likely yrrn?could utrchase one much cheaper then n your'own district. L. B. C.- Does my husband lovt? >ie or.did he come back for conenience? An?: He loves you and the only eason, he returned to you was bemusehe was terribly llllhapj^ ind realized that he couldn't be satisfied without you. Stop FIND ?FAl'I/F?with?him?"?d ?pi.reeiatejiim, as he dobs want to be mppy with you again. S. W. E. I am in love with J. M. 3. and I understand she is checkng with another gtiy nnd is?thts rue? Will I be successful with ler Ans: The girl in question admired you ... but remember that vou aren't married to her as yet ind she has a perfect right to have ither. friends. The only time she will give her time to one friend is iftej* she is engaged. M. (!.- I do not understand the avil that has come upon nig and lias caused me to lose my job. Will 1 regain the position? Aiis' You were very unfortunate in losing yoiif position. Circumstance (not some unseen evil) was he reason for the loss. You will but you can secure another if you not be aide to regain this ioh soon. sincerely try. tin hack to the man you worked for two year's ago. He will be able to place you again. given l>y the group of teachers foi the benefit of the church at Williston. and culminated w^jt, financial success. Officers and numbtVs of the church expressed tTfrfr appreciation to the group and Mrs. Bailey for the splendid effort. The last "meeting of this group was lu-ld at Gumpond school on Mar. 22.. This meeting was the finale of the group for the school year 19338-39. As the various schools are Hearing their close, and some have already, we the members of group 2, will go away to our several homes with pleasant memoi'ibs of our various group -activities. JOHNSON NEWS _..The Easter egg hunt was a great enjoyment with the children it the Roaa_Spring Baptist church. Deacon Alex. B. Harrison was presen also Maviah Peterbark, Mrs. Annie Uaj,mso*i and Mr? Jbe little llat.tie Peterbark SIP3 Bob Mobley. Miss Rosa B. Glover, ley were the most successful finders. Our Easter prog-ram wan at its best on night with one of our best program. Miss Theola Spinger, one ')f our teachers was the g-uest speaker and she was at her best on the spirit of Easter We were blessed to have two quarters. The offering was good. Oui pastor, Rev 1. S. Gordon was at his best on the first Sunday in April at the Rosa Spring Baptist church. He preach cd nalni setvices morning and night. iMr. Jefferson and Rtr Swingfey were visitors from Edge fielu, S. C. A splendid Easter program was rendered at Bethel-C. M. E. church on Sunday night by the Sunt. Mrs. S. L Pope, after which roTl(>we<rIhe i aTIy Ifnd thtmrptntrcs reported as follows: Club no. 1 Mr. C. P.Pope $5.20, Club no.2 Mr R. W. Gary $11.08, Club no. 3 Rev. M. M. Davis $17.25, Total 33.53. Mrs. Alice Davis and Mrs. Evelyn Williams attended services at Aflt. Moses C. M. E. church Sunday.. near Saluda. "S. C.._ . Mr. and Mrs. George Jay spent Sunday in Ridge Spring, S. C. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wnl. tors. Those on the sick list are: Mrs. Mary Forrest, Mrs. Amanda Austin, and Mr. W. B. Bass. We hope- they will soon recover. Deacon Alex^B. Harrison birth party was the talk of the town. He was 19 years old and received 48 presents. The birth cake was one of the largest. It was fun to see hi'm blow out the 49 candles at one time. All the facultjy was present with Prof. Robert Nelson Smith. Mr?*. Sylvia Jackson departed this life March 24 at home on Jack son St. after an illness of several nJonths. Funeral services Were held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church on Tuesday April 1, conducted by hei pastor, Rev. F. H. Hall of Augusta Jo'.inson Funeral Directors were in charge. * A Targe crowd v/Sa at Bethel C. M. E. < hurch on Thursday night to QHHr? | IBL: ' : " x, . JjH ^l^9Q| Reform .School 4 Columns Scenes from "Reform School J** Louise Beavers' latest . starring vehicle, presented by Harry M. Popkins, executive producer o f Million Dollar. Productions, incorporated. It was directed by I.eo C. Popkin with Arthur A. Brooks hear the Twin City .Quartet sing. An entertainment was given at for the benefit of club no. 1. M iss Carrie JoH McKie. a student at Bettis Aoadonily was the weekend guest of Miss Grace Mj. Bland. Mrs. Henry Lark has returned from \li,II....I- < ....... .'tunv II.-, \ . cllllT il MMl to relatives. Mrs. A^M. Spann's school lias closed attcr :i successful term. Miss Blanch K. Allen has return eel to her home in Brunson. S. C. after a visit to Miss . Laura Lee Latson. Miss Lucile Rjil'ord. .student of Belt is Academy, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. R. N. Smith on Bland Street. MT. OLIVK SCHOOL _ Holly,. Hill. S. ('. 1 National Ne.uro Ileal.h Week was observed. The teachers visit ed many students. An Raster dan ce was piven at Mt. Olive Cchool M'onday nijrht. The house ' was crowded. Miss A 0. Spann, teacher in Mt. r -Olive? Sehtxdj?spent? the?Easter with mother, and sisters in Colum hia. Miss A. D. Haitian and Miss . M. K. ,Re?, y motored tn Camden to hear the Claflin SineeVs and spent Easter at home. Miss?Huig I in iidum' guesi oi ,\;iss 1'cn y, | Mv. and Mrs. Pony, Misses Ilaig lev and Perry, Mh*. Hubert Reid - motored to Bamhurg from CLumden and were house "-no^t i.f Rov and Mrs. E. McMillan. The teaclruib am busy with-tln-it comineneemei?'. exercises *vh.ioiu will be some time next month. The Golden Gate Jubilee Sing ers will be heard May 14J, at Rock hill Baptist Church. Mr, Albraniam Gilniore is improving. Miss Alphine Hillard is improving nicely at the Orangeburg Hospital after undergoing an Operation; The Mt. Olive Rain Bow Foui Sinters will present a concert at Mt. Olive Church Sunday April If and every one is invited. Frank Browh; School Reporter. ST. STEPHENS A. M. E. (HIRCH I. 1). Gamble, Pastor 'EasteT was a~ beautiful day for chinch goofs. 1:30 A. M. a wonderful prayer meeting was conducted by tH.e Deaconess Board of St. Stephens Church. Th<? people came from every direction tr t worship with us. At 11 A. M. the pastor delivered a great Easter message from St. Luke 2-1 :G. The theme: Death is only a part of the road hut not the end. The entire congregation rejoiced in the Salvation while the Servant preached . the word. The Easter program was beauti fully arranged by Mesdames Corrine Gamble, Lular Alford, Misse; Gracic Giles, Vic/la Wilds and Maymo E. Gamble. Master Sarnie A Daniels performed at the piano St. Stephen went over the top as usually. The Revival meeting begins April 16, conducted by Rev E. P. Butler. * ^ BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Eddie Davis, Pastor On the last Lord's day, we wert blessed to have unexcelled servic i es through out the day. The firs! sermon was delivered at 5 A. M to an apprcia.tive audience. 7 S. S. and morning worships follow i ed in the Tegular order. The mes THE PALMETTO LEADER "REFOR as supervisor. Center Louise Bea* "Cors, who creates the newest and finest role of her illustrious car\ oer as "Mother Gordon," superintendent of the reform school. Top photo (left) Maceo Sheffield a? "Superintendent Stone" predecessor to Miss Beavers, beat sage was very inspiring and the church was filled with members -' and?frientls > We reassembled at 3:30 for the . Sunday School program which was | wonderfully performed. We thank all that took part. Kvening worship was opened at S P. M. and our third Easter message was delivered, 'the listeners of all three had to consider each one the "best." The various circles and clubs are working very hard to make fine reports on the fourth Sunday, , thus the members of each club are asked to support the efforts of the various leaders. I ' There will be a "Cocoa Sip" on next Sunday afternoon af the resident of--Sister-iala-Dovoau*T-142C I.yon St., at 5:30 P. M. Old Kolks Conceit Monday nite. - April IT, admission is 10c. If you ' li]\e a sense of humor ,come! ! At Hethlchcm you are always welcome 1 LEXINGTON NEWS Rev. I. (). Simmons, Pastor . S. S. was had 'at it's usual hour I with all the officers in their chair. ' Services at Mt. Zlon were ecarried ' on by the Presiding Elder, Rev. | Dent, who preached the Easter l M-imoii. i no roaster exercises at each church were very successful. J Everyone seemed to have had the [ Easter spirit. , I On Saturday the second qXiarter| Iy~c?niTerenee was hekUatMt. Zion A. M\ E. Each church paid the Elder. ' On Thursday night the "October Pink Club" will meet at the home of Miss Roberta Stratfort. Everyone was sorry to hear of the accident that occured to Mr. . Alaska Taylor. We send our deepjest sympathy to his family. James Green left last Friday for the CCC Camp. . I Those on the sick list are: Mrs. | Gillie Drafts, Mrs. Martha Borstlc, Mrs. Bell iRawls, little Cos tina Green who is expected to be ; home soon. HANNAH A. M. E. CHURCH - \\l> SCHOOL NEWS - *S. H. at its' usual hour with all officers at their post of duty. After the classes tne lesson was interestingly reviewed by the pas - tor. After S. SI the pastor took ' charge and b^gan service. He took - his text I Cor. 15:1-20. We had a firtc Easter program 3 o'clock. I At 8 o'clock there was a singing . J contest between Boozer's chapel, ( Geve.r chapel and Hannah church . choirs. i] April 4th, Mrs. Manney,/ the i , home demonstration agent}, of ! \ New ;erry county - Visited the school and made a fine talk and 1 gave out some very valuable in | formation on gardening, etc. The school cloning program is as follows: Friay night, April 14tV| the first and second grades exercises will he carried out. Miss Ophelia Bobo teacher. Sunday, April 10 there will be ani educational address to the student-body and the community by Prof.* I. M. A. Myers. Tuesday night, April 18 the thtrd, fourth and fifth I will perform. Miss Johnnie Sin I gleton. teacher. I Wednesday night, April 19, the sixth, seventh and eighth grades i will perform. H. B. Rikard teas cher. Admission f> and 10 cents. The public is invited. H. B. Rikt aid. principal. . ( April the 7th Mrs. Willie Mae j Mo-on went to Philadelphia, Pa., - on a visit. April 7th Mr. Ezra E. -' Moon went to New Jersey to live. M SCHOOL" gp^ap I" . ' K^|,:'l IP ' '< ah,.-,- ^ y>-* v i ing up Reginald Fenderson as 19 year old "Freddie Gordon." Tin guard is Monte Hawley as "Jack son." ' Top photo introduces "Harlem' Tuff Kids." Left to right, Bob Sin mons, DeForrest Covan, Eddii Lyn, Reginald Fenderson, Eugem April 9th Mr. Jasper Bouknigh I went to Charlotte, N. C.. to live 1 Miss Azzie Lee Harris is visiting | in Elizabeth, N. J. Miss Chalill ; Mae Bobo and Miss Ophelia Bob< spent three days in Charlotte re | cently. April 22, at 8 p.m. there will I a fish fry at the school house ( This effort is for the church. Don't forget the Educational ra 1?, H,., f *L O 1 A *1 ly me luui wi ounuay in April. WHITM1RE NEWS 1 Sunday was a lovely Easter daj ! we -were glad to haw the o-ppor I tupity of celebrating- this Eastei v and to be living to . witness th< Resurrection of Jesus Christ. | After Sunday sehocd at Ceda: ' Grove a fine Easter program wa< 1 sponsoied by the Secretary anc Supt., W. L. Epps and S. S ' Abrams. Each child rendered it: part well. The second quarterly confer ence was held at Bruce Taber naclc church. Saturday, April 8 with P. E.. 1). C. Crosby, presid ing. A fine conference was held " ReV. W. P: Hunter- conducted s three nights meeting last week a Bruce Tabernacle church. 'Sorr1 Rev. Hunter had to go> home ill The Y. M. A. club met last Wet nesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs. Charlie Jones. Mr. A. I.ec Fant, marshall o the Y. M. A. club, was happil: married Saturday, April 8, a -Newberry to Miss Helen Wil liams. We hope for them a s!n cere marriage life. Thp installation services of thi ~Rev. M. T7. Kobinsoll, pastor o Flint Hill Baptist church was held last week, ending Sunday Spending the Ealster holiday! from Sims high were Misses L Jones, Minnie Geter, Malcoln Hunter, James Douglass; fron Clinton college, Rock Hill, JMis Ruth Byrd. The teachers and students o the Reliford school rendered a fine program Thursday night a Cedar Grove church. The Cald well ouarte^ rendered several se lections. Sick are: Mr. Madicori Griffon . W. M. Enps. Isaac Swindler, Mis: Geretha Swindler. Unproved?a** F.dgar Fant, Mrs. Martha Epps LEXINGTON ROSKNVVAU> -SCHOOL The Tx'xington Rosonwald an nounces it's closing, beginnin" A pril 17, a drama "Kidnapping Bet , ty.," by the 4th and 5th grades Prof. James T. Wise, director. Friday night April 21, adrama "For money for love,"by the 6th ,7th, and 8th grades. MissBessi< , Lee Sullivan, director. | Sunday April 23, at 3:30 Edu ational Sermon by Rev. A. C Jones of Columbia,S. C. Monday n'iprht, April 24, an Operetta "Mother Goose," by the Primarj Dpartment. Mesdames Sartor an* Summers, directors. Wednesttey piprht April 26, Declamation Con w ? - ' ' : . * " % / sy. ,?-? 1 - Jackson and Freddie Jackson.r e Bottom photo (left): Ix>uise - Beavers and her new guards. Bottom photo (right): a scene on the s parade ground of the "Reform (i School" at flag-raising, with over 2 two hundred boys at assembly.? ( e (A.N.P.) t test for cash nrizes. These subioct will be spoken on: Don't die on tlie t Third, by Leroy I serai; Science ? controls the?Universe, by EftuL_ > Green; The Battle of Waterloo, - by Tommie Green: Youth and Opportunity, by Mattie Kao Bnck; ! Don't Give up, Proceed, by Cora * Lee Corley; Uplift and Undertow, , I by Jessie Taylor. This contest is 1 1 sponsored by the 8th grade, Prof, i J. C. Sartor, director. To these ex! ercises everyone is invited. M. M. Black, 'Reporter 1 , EAST BALTIMORE, MD. NEWS , Bv J. W. Agurs r I r Services for the week at Mount Pleasant Baptist church: Monday l" ' night, bonrd-meeting-;- Wednesday ' night, ptayor service; Thursday * night a quartet program render ed by the Jordon .'Star and otheT i 3 quartets; Friday night, choir re' hearsal; Sunday irVrning S. S. at the usua1 hour with Supt. and ' teachers at their respective places. 11:30 preaching service by " the Pastor, Rev. D. C. Clark. 3:00 p.m. an Fester piogram wag ren1 dered by tlv ycfung people with ^ Mrs. N. F'arrmore presiding. Nite v services p.m. conducted by the pastor. & 1 , . | . Friday night, April 7, Rev. T | A. Meckin held service at the f Southern Baptist church and . ; I used as a subject: The Fourth t Word Chi ist Uttered on the Cross. April 9, Emanuel Bapt. church - "services opened at usual hour by the pastor, Rev. Moses Eley. Ho 3 used as a subject: He is Not Here. * The yt. Pleasant UshcL board . is unaking 'rapid progress with ' their new President, J. W. Agurs. They- will render service all day '' on the fifth Sunday in April which will be our usher day. s Mr. and Mrs. Wardell Williams and Messrs Melvin and^/Willie mof tored to Washington, D. C., to vist it friends. f " We are proud to have many new _ customers for The Palmetto Lead [ er. See little Matthew Williams for The Palmetto Leader. s JEFFERSON NEWS e ' Miss Sadie Mae I.ove and Mr. R. B. King are home?? v Prof. Evans and wife are apend ing the Easter season in St. Mat- | I mews. mi s. uouna Simon is vis' ' ifing Mfss Tsabell Howard. Mr. Hollis Hoygh had the mis" fortune of getting his house burn ed d,"W.-.; also Mr. Daniel McMillian house burned down. Nothing u was saved. > The Easter program was a grand success Sunday night. $50 - was raised. Mrs. Bertha Waddy and Miss " / Ruth Teal were visitors here. , ! Mt. Canon and Rock Hill choirs f I rendered music for the program. .1 The girl that raises the largest I amount over $2.00 gets the doll. -1 Watch Thp Palmetto Leader. w jPm'OjtfSING a/Xotxn |i * . ___ Saturday, April ft, 1939 USE HAIRLONGER ? a Wonderful Hair Grower Makes the IKir grow Long. Full , and Luxuriant. A Fair Trial will prove its Wondenul Worth Hairlongcr Grower 25c Pressing Oil 25c Postage 10c. ALSIE P. WYNNE, ? ? -Box 24, CliOr S. C. : ? Mutual Funeral Home ?S XnriG ^ tivavil V>1^U1V1I OI Manning, S. C. ' ,"COi?1PLETE AN!) , DEPENDABLE SERVICE1^ Licensed Embalmers and Funeral Directors? PPTER J. LANCE, Jr., Pres. emmmmammmammmmmmm 9 00^ Counts Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AS WRITTEN BY YOUR DOCTOR ? 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COOPER DENTIST ^ Special Attention Given to Dis- L eases of the GufnS jij ftold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429 Rec. 8264 ? V-'i Washington St. Col'a.. S. C. Office Hours: Telephone: 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.~ Res. 8871 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle [ Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty 1 Office: Residence: Jf 2115 Lady St. 1301 Pine St. f-j Columbia, S. C. } Phone 7811 Ail Classes of Dental Work r Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS ^ Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369 1-2 Gervaie St. -? W" Columbia, S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 I ft Residence 8873 Dr. Dt K. Jenkins ^ DENTIST * Tj| Fillings, Platef, Crowns, Bridge* Anesthesia a Specialty