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It'* too much to expert y.mr hns- _ band to keen them "up . . . that's your obligation not his. R. 11. S. T had a test sometime ago arid I wish to know if this report was true or should T see a : dec toi ? Answer--Tht. logical thing for you to do i^ to go immediately : and consult a private physician " T" and have "him make another, test ... . T fear that you are gcring to , have to begin treatments right away. : o 'don't put this matter r>jT v any j. ngor. . i K-?Why do men fall in iuvt. n n me so last 1 hate to hurt anyone .and I have decided that the only way is to got a job . and stay my distance from them. Lots . ( f girls wmrld bo flattered, but not me for T have a heart and knov, they have too. .Can y< a help me? Answer?What you need to -do is to yet employment, ami depend (>n your own earnings for support. Pay less attention to the advances of your many boy friend? . . .1 It's easy to be popular . . what yon need to do i.< to cuHitato the" right kind of friendships with young men \vh? appreciate you. , M. M. M.?Will we ever?I>e able to pay for this home that we are " buying? ( MILLER ("IIAPFI. A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. L. (L How man. Pastor Last Sunday was a high day sit Miller's chapel, the Sunday school was well attended and the lesson was well' reviewed by Mis? Mat t T>~ ? ?-i t * * m- mm n:an wno IPi'/ n*"* !,r f The Supt., Mr. Kd. Floyd is call- I injr the Sunday school board to' htect Friday night to arrange fnr| a new program. Commifnittn service was great and above the average. Rev. Bow man delivered one of those soul stirring sermons taken from St. Matthew 5:48, using as his sub ject: "The Standard Way of Chris tian Living". At thp close of his service, he introduced several vieitors and among them was .Mrs. Mary Haynes, the principal of Helena school, who expressed her self and complimented on the ~ Chinch si;wires nnd-_pAKtov-? At 3 o'clock Rev. Bowman and family, Mrs. Alexander, Professor U. S. Callmon and Professor Wat son, Misses Andrena Rutherford Vorna Rutherford, Remise Washington, motored to Colonel Brown school and witnessed the baccal.au reatc service. The pastor preach t ed the sermon. Rev. TBowman is conducting a meeting this week for the Rev. I.eroy Jackson in the I.ancasti r district. A Mothers' Day program will be observed next ^Sunday at 3:00 o'clock and the public is cordial 1y ir.vitfd. . The Rev. W. R. Bowman ot LeesvillC, S. C,, the brother of our pastor has invited him and his junior choir to worship wijh him May 21 at 3 p.m. The third quarterly con'forenco will convene on May 21st and 22nd and the district conference will convene at Trinity A. M. E. church, May 23rd and 24th. Mrs. Mamie Walker of "Tryon, N\ C., spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. rl.assane. Miss Annie Mae Martin of East aver and Miss Mattie Bowman spent the week end with Rev. and -Mrs. Bowman. Mrs. Ida Har0 was out Sunday after two weeks of illness. Mr G. C.. Williams, one of t.he best farmers . in this 'Country is seek ing a companion. Mrs. Roberta Middletc/n, Anna Robinson, is improving nicely at this writing." The Junior church will niake^ their returns for the Library Sun day night. Come to ohjrch. Go to Church SEND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION tilled free in this column only column and sign your full name, r letter. For a "Private Reply"... ope for my latest ASTROLOGY ret also m free letter of advice l poor problems clearly and con1 the scope of logical reasoning. TO LEADER ~ ~ COLUMBIA. S. C. Answer?Eventually you will jlear up the entire indebtedness, but it is going to take several ?r? i - ?> : ? _<r mui i* yuura iiir yuu* iu get it un your hands. The investment is rent any place ytru chose to live and in this manner you will have yle. L. II.?As a .reader of your column will you tell me if I will bo successful in going to New York ii .June? Answer -The trip could he artanged whereby you would profit by going. Make arrangements to leave and try to get employment whereby you may leniain there foi axyhile . "r . it is indicated that you will- spend a good?portion?oiyour spare time at the fair. . -M- I.. Ti?Gun T depend mi my friend giving me money for my support? Answer?The pr.sciit tieml of your thoughts is both unwise and dangerous. He may give you small sums from time to time, but the price you will have to pay for these contributions will bo greater tban you think. Depend on no man. other than a husband foi your support. ?A.?I,. T.?Is my niece married to the man? / What has he done to her? Answer?Your ,niece is NOT married to the man and should be persuaded to stay away from him lie has not done anything to her, hut he is bleeding her for hei money.. Try to shiel?l her against thi? party if, possible. R. A. S.'--Several times, my friend lias gotten angry and left me. Each time saying that he would not return. Will i over understand him? ".? 'Answer - There L*_ no undorstanding.a person who's every action?is unpredictable. Even" 1f you. wen,, able to understand him you could not depend on him. You should not waste your time with a man who hasn't the ability o; desire t?y l>e worthwhile. THE 19.19 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF WILKINSON IIIt;II SCHOOL ANNOUNCED Orangel>urg. S. ( . ~ SUNDAY MAY 21 4:0(1 i'.* m. ? Senior sermon. FRIDAY. MAY 9ft- ?r? 8:00 P. M. ?'' Junior Oratorical contest.Monday, MAY 29 5:00 P. M. -- Class Day WFDTsESDAY, MAY 31 8:00 P. M. Graduation ex ercises J. C. Parler, Principal north side school news The first and second grades pla^ "Rainbow's End", an operetta ir three acts, was presented in the school auditorium Monday evening under the direction of Mesdames Morris, Hamberg and Miss Vance proved to be one of the most en tertaining and thoroughly enjoyable play given this season ant was onth'-Ma d ically received bj a large crowd which assembled foi the occasion.?.The play went ofl unusually well, evidencing the hard work and careful training of the cast. Both teachers am pupils are to be complimented up on this presentation. Leading parts were taken bj Hamberg, Herman Dunlap, Con stance Turner, Proctor Lee, Mar cell Hamberg, Dorothy Bell, Etru lia Tucker, Minnie Davis and Na thaniel Carter. The rest of thi children as mocm beapi night, sei snow and raindrop fairies. The Northside faculty held it regularly monthly meeting Wed nesday, May 3rd at 1 o'clock ii the principal's office with Mrs Peek the principal in charge. Thi yearly report of the secretary wa made. The teachers were succes ful in doing a few things thi; year. They purchased a hall an< tacks for a basketball court fur nished the principal's office am bought stage curtain for the ne\ auditorium. ?After this n'IMM't Mrs. Peek dis cussed cooperation in the home church and school. It was en joyed by nil present. At the close of the meetini Mrs. Peek stressed the important of getting reports ready and th final exams May 22nd. T1 ST. PHILILP A. M. E. CHURCJ Sunday at St Phillip Sunda 9chool was inducted at lO^Oi o'clock with a ?large attend^nc< The_ lesson was beautifully taugh by the teachers and reviewed b Miss Raby Martin. Ther^ wer also some wonderful remarks b; Mrs. Rosa L. Gantt, whom th school was glad to see as sh has been gone so long before con ing back to see us. She was lovi by the children as well as growi folks. Sunday was also the elder': day, and Elder Robinson preach ed one of the noblest sermon evei heard. St. John 27:4. Everybody's heart burn as he delivered God's message. Now the finance pari of the quarter will be heM later, on account of the final rally was Sunday~nnd a funeral. 7 We taised ninty odd ollars 1n our final rally.?The onca receiving the. prizes of sugar are: Mr J. P. Parker, tirsfprize, 25 pounds of sugar; raised $13.00; Mr. Wal ter McNight, 10 pounds of sugar, raised $12.40; Mr. David (Myers, - 5 puund* of sugar sained $9.00. At 2:00 o'clock the funeral ol M rs. Lessie Myers was conducted at the church. She. was one of the outstanding members of_St. Phillip. Her deatlf was a shock of sadness to everybody. A woman who rendered service : for Christ. She held the position of Sunday, school teacher and treas urer;?choir?member-,?member?of Stewardess Board No. 3 and she once served as Supt, A. C. E. League president. Her positions cannot be fill," because she was dutiful and willing to serve. >3ickness was the only thing that caused her absence. We know we have missed- a?friend, a church worker, a Christian hearted woman, but feel it is heaven's gain. Come to church. Join the pVmrpti l.EESVILLE NEWS Sunday was a high day at Calvary A. M. E. church. Sunday school began at the usual houi with Supt. and teachers at theii post .of duties. Sunday was communion day and we had good atr_ ;vice&._ Rev. A. D. Dawkins of Edge field spent Monday in Leesville. The church is under many obli gations to President O'Daniel ol Allen, University and Dr. E. F. G Dcmt;-for the prizes sent to Mrs Morris and to Mrs. Hartley ol B;rte*l>u rg for-raising?the?highes amounts of finance in our Educational rally. Rev. Bowman thank ed them all for-tfreti^work in th< TTFi^e. Mrs. "Boyd of Columbia was ? visitor to Calvary Sunday and tht - pastoi?with his wife enjoyed i fine dinner with Mrs. Mat'hews oi Batesburg. ^ back with us our good old deacoi I OAK GROVE CIRCUIT Rev. B. I.. Guiles, I'astor i We were all very glad to se 1 the rain on Sunday night. I . cai - innigin^_all _uf_the farmery-" lei uplifted. Oak Grove Circuit is still im proving. The morning services a St. John were fine. The Sunda; I school cla-s No. 1 was taught b > Prof. J. II Guiles of Latta. Th morning sermon was very spirit f ually outlined. The finance wa j splendid. The Circuit made . thei ; final report on their Educationt 1 drive Sunday night. The Busy Bee Club, Mrs. Grj cie Bush, president had a spier j did program at Oak Grove chore a" on Sunday evening. At 3730 thei . collection was $9.00. Mr. and Mr; . Calvin Burgess of the Jordan Ba - tist church played an active pai in the Busy Bee program. \V t> are glad to have them with us s i any time. Bro. Dave Burges preached for the . trustees at Oa sj Grove A.M.E. church0 on Sunda . I morning. i J The members of Oak Grov . ni'iu 10 nave rroi. anil Ml'; g, Guiles of Latta and daughter Ba 3 bara, also Mr. L. V. Allen th 3 Asst. Supt. of Weston Chapel / 3 M.E. church visit them on las i Sunday. We would like to oorrest a mi :1 take Mr. Raleigh McFadden wj v marrred to Miss Genevia McKer sie instead of Genevia Evans, r .Mrs. Susan MkWteton ,teacht ? of Oak Grove grammar school i . spending her vacation in Durhai N.C. We h6pe her a pleasant sta ^ We were glad t ohave the bab 8 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvi e Burgess visit us Sunday. Als one of the sons. BE PALMETTO LEADER J , THE SOUT] y gmvfj 1 isB nS 1 (standing) left to right: William E 1 ey and Lowell Peters, who, with : Clarence Jones (seated at the pian< , ionally known NBC radio and cor continuity for their regular Sundl and Edmonson pdrtrays the prayer " beloved "Little Weather-Beaten Wh MORRIS BROWN _ ~ f A. M. E. CHURCH-* , 1 Charleston.?Services at - Morris J Brown last Sunday were held as usual, although the ban on the In tantfle Paralysis which prevented persons under 12 years of age. from attending gatherings,'-somewhat lessened our attendance. ^pFhis whs especially noticeable TnT1 ' our junior church service. We : do not know just how long this xon ' dition will continue, but our infor 1 mation is, that the epedemic is ' abating at .this writing. The at"tendince ot adults at services is' nr.t forbjdden. Tlv churches arej> cooperating with the Health a,u-| thorities in endeavoring to ob- 1 ' serve curtain rules for the safety 1 cf iho public. At 11 am., Dr. Lemon preached . a very practical and appropriate j sermon, centered around the, th' me. "A Time for Examination'' , i'a"l orrng as a text, I Cor. lltli chapter and 28th voise. At this ] service there was one accession . to the church. The activities o t the day closed with the sermon I at 8 p.m., when the pastor again ' brought a message u*ing as a . subject, "The greatness and sig,'nificance of Love." The text used ^ was I Cor. 13th chapter. A splen-,1 1 did exposition of this chapter was ' made by the pastor. The Holy, Communion was administered at ( each service to large numbers. Wo noted with pleasure the presence ' . at church of Mrs. Sara H. Brown who has been confined to her home I for several months. We note also .1 the presence of Bro. Wins. Johnson^ J who, seems to be on the improve. 'Our works goes on yvjth increased | interest, as the time draws near ji for the rally. We anticipate a.. clearing of our slate when the rally is over. We still maintain our , forward look. F HELENA NEWS 1 Sunday school was opened fi t the usual hour with teachers at their posts of duty, and-the lesson was highly explained and reviewed. At 7:30 the pastor brought to us a wonderful sermon. The col? lection was $4.01. n We__aU.ji.ru certainly glad to hnve back with us our kood old jjeacon Bro. C. L. Williams' after linger ing from a long illness with pneumonia. We pray God and thank ^ God for having him back with us. ^ We are glad to have" with us Q our good friend who moved i n vvrth us lately, Mrs. Daisy Glenn and family. ^ Miss Inez Dewalt and Miss Lucy Glenn were the dinner guests ? of Mrs. Amanda Bobb Sunday. l" On the sick list are: Mrs. Alice ^ Chalmers, Mr. W. M. Long and ;?Miss Thelma Sanders. s- HOLLY HILL NEWS P F. R. Nix, Reporter t e The services on Sunday at Love it ly Hill Baptist church were very s unique. At 11:300 the pastor k pieached a soul stirring sermon y T h e subject was "Changing Names". The pulpit associates, e were Rev. Dinkins of Orangeburg 3. and Rev. L. W. Wright. ir At 5 o'clock baptism was held te and the evening services began at i. 7 o'clock. Rev. Dinkins delivered it the ser^cm. Despite the inclemency of tho is weather, quite a crowd attended is the evening services at Bethel, i- Rev. Bethea delivered a splendid sermon. Our Educational rally rr "took place immediately at tht is close of the sermon. The differ ti ent boardfj reported as follows: y Stewardess Board No. 1, Mrs. Mat y tie Sweat; president, $17.47; Stewn ardes's Board No. 2, Mrs. ^A. .M. io Edwards,' president, $14.25; Brotherhood club, Mr. J. Montgomery HERNAIRES 'i &.: < t dmonson, Homer Smith, Jay Tontheir accompanist and arranger. >), begin their tenth year as natlcert artists. The-continuity for ' iy morning programs, over tho DST, is written by~Tlomer Smith band leader, of "Deacon" of the ite-Washed Church". (ANP) 1 president, $32.05^"Boosters cTub7 " Mr. D. K. Dicks, president. $20.08 Pulpit Aid,^ Mrs. Young, president $u.yj>; ine a. t;, r;. League,--Miss' O. B. Lisbon, president, $15.00. Total $110.80. On Wednesday, May 3rd tho faculty of the Holly Hill high school was highly entertained with a program at the school auditor- i ium by Revr und Mrs. BeThea and members c/f Taigart and Bethel churches. The program consisted af group singing, solos and speech es by different patrons. The pa- . trons present spoke very highly of Llie work acco in pUshed duiing the " year by Prof. Roberts and his teachers. Little Cassie Lee Colliei and Martha Mae Bethea, present- 1 ed each teacher with a lovely rose. The teachers beautifully . gowned in evening apparels were seated on the rostrum. After the program the teachers were invited to the parsonage, to a delicious dinner. Messrs Roy Young, Fulton Laws, students of !State college and W. R. Bunch were guests at the dinner. The C. D. A. boys had their annual ball at the school auditorium Friday night. It was a swell affair with many persons frcrm out of town attending. Each member invited a guest. Special quests were Mr. and Mrs. I. Boone Misses Euliah Bunch, F. R? Nix and W. R. Bunch. The Ham hunt was quite a success on Thursday. Mr. Marvin Montgomery being the lucky person. The hunt was sponsored by Mrs, A. M. Eilwards and Mil Ei' nest Anderson. A neat sum was realized. Mi ss FT R. Craft had as hei T guest for the week-end Mr. Jno. Evans of Harloyville. Dr. L. II. Hallman and Miss Evelyn Craft, of Columbia motored to Holly Hill Sunday as tlu guests of Misses E. R. Craft and F. R. Nix at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cain. In the afternoon-Mrs. M. Cain, Misses Eloise and Evelyn Craft, F. R. Nix, W. R. Bunch and Dr. Hallman motored t o Eutaw Springs. Mr. W. C. Bunch of Spartanburg visited relatives and friends Fri-tlav?ai^-HoHv?Bill. Misses G. Dicks, Hamilton, Pick ett, F. N. Thomas, Prof. Roberts, and Mr. Dicks motorred to Colum bia Friday to hear Count Basie. Mrs. Bevnice Boonie is spending sometime with her husband and friends here. JMiss Myrtle Edwards was the week-end guest of her parents. Mrs. Thelma Lee Lowe is in Columbia this week attending a meeting. LAURENS NEWS Bethel A. M. E. Church Hev. L. C. Butler, Pastor In spite of the cloudy wealther Sunday was a successful day a t Bethel. Sunday school was largely attended by both old and young. 1 At 11:30 the pastor preached a heart touching sermon from tho theme: "The Valley of Indecision" The offering was also a success. At 3:30 the Rev. Holler of the white Methodist church filled" tho pulpit and preached a soul stirring sermon from the theme: 'What shall I do to be saved?" Everyone enjoyed the sermon. Our week end visitors for this week were as follows: Miss Esther Hall of Clinton; Mrs. Simkins. the State Nurse, and authority on r. B. of Columbia; Mr. Groves inspector of N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Co. and Mrs. Eva Grant's laughter and two grandchildren if New York. Everybody is getting ready foi '.he thousand dollar drive on &un lay nite, May 14th. I When in Laui'ens drne at Whitleld's. CHESTERFIELD NEWS Sunday?being the fifth Sunday " a lot of pecrple forgot to go to church. * Rev. Ratcliffe, a representative of the 'Southern Baptist church, and the Inter.racial? Conference, was the guest of Mr. andr Mrs. Albert Johnson Sunday. Rev. Ratcliffe spoke at the Bapt. and Presbyterian churches (white! en interraeial matters. Mrs. Cecelia Jamison, supervi. sor of the Parish work of the Pres byterian Board of National Mission, and Mrs. Marcia Marion, and Mrs. E. L. Counts, parish workers, respectively of Adams Rim, nf?H . Cheraw, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Toatley Sunday. These ladies made excellent talks to the church and Sunday school of Gi'and yiew Presbyterian. ??-? Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Counts of Cheraw visited at the home of Mr and Mrs. -W. M. -Mc krys^Stmday. 1 A pageant portrayed in Candle Light service, sponsored by Mrs. J. H. Toatley, was presented at the Pageland Secortd Presbyterian church Sunday evening. The beau " tiful and attractive edifice recently erected under the pastorate of Rev. J. H. Toatley, was crowded to its utmost capacity. Mesdames M. L. F. Johnson, Marcia Marion, E. L. Counts and Cecelia Jamison were presented to the appreciative crcfwxl. They spoke briefly but timely and said many helpful things that our fojk can profit by. Mrs. Jamison closed her talk with the old familiar spiritual "Give Me That Ole Time Religion". (Miss Sara A. McCullough left Friday evening for an indefinite stay in Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. arguerite Jenkins spent the last week-end in Fayetteville^? C., with her sister and family. Mrs. M. L. F. Johnson, Jeanes teacher of Chesterfield county moIn RnnmoHovillA joined Miss B. E. Graham and they motored to Orangeburg for a conference. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson, little Gerard and Mrs. James Riv ers, motored to Marvin, N. C., on Fiiday evening, where Mrs. Johnson presided at the piano in the school closing exercises. Mrs. James Rivers* after spend-j tng a few days, recuperating at the home of her aunt, Mrs. L. C. Miller at Rock Hill, is home doing nicelyr-? Mrs. Addie Railey and Mrs. Fan nie McLain spent the last weekend in Monroe, N. C.,- with Rev. and Mrs. Julius Little and family. Rev. P. C. Hiddleston and members worshiped at Salem Baptist church The fourth Sunday afternoon. Mesdames* S. E. McCullough. Mae B. Robinson, L. P. Rivers, mo tored to Pageland Sunday evening with Mrs. M. L. F Johnson to witness the lovely Candle Light service Mr. James Rivers w|ts at the wheel. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Johnson, Mesdames Addie Railey and Fannie McLain enjoyed the services at Pagel&nd- ?u ndav- evenine. You" arP invited to be present next Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock at the New Chesterfield school for dedication services. There will be prominent speakers, both white and colored. Be sure and come. The sick in our community is improving nicely. COKESBURY NEWS The S. S. and preaching services had a large attendance. The Lord's Supper was the theme from which our pastor brought a wonderful message. A Mother's I>ay I'rogram My mother is everything to me, She is greater than any king. When I am tired and often sad, She always does something to make me glad. . . I may thirik I have not a friend My mother will stand by until the r-ceod; She helps me in her daily prayers Whei> no one else seems to care. And tho' I may be far or near, I ~ / J it ctiwttunim ui iiii/iner uear. Mrs. Sarah Goggins Felder, to , her mother, Mrs. L. K. Goggins. I i , *r~ Itfjpf" ''seiQ^sing cZKqwv I Saturday, May 13> 1939 I USE HAIRLONGER A Wonderful Hair Grower 1 Makes the Hair grow Long, Full and.Luxuriant. A'Fair Trial will prove ita Wonderful Worth. Hair longer Grower _ 25c , Pressing Oil 25c Postage 10c. / . ALSIE P. WYNNE, Box 24, Clio, S. C. Mutual Funeral Home 8 North Church St. "* Manning, S. C. INCOMPLETE AND ?1 "j DEPENDABLE SERVICE" Licensed Embalmers and Funeral Directors Phone Day or Night 202? PETER J. LANCE, Jr.. Pres. 9 Counts Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUND?ED AG WRITTEN BY YOUR DOCTOR A Full Line of Toilet Articles PHONE 2-1967 1105 WASHINGTON STREET TAYLOR'S TAVERN Wlfct BE OPEN ALL WINTER RESERVATIONS FOR CLUBS, PARTIES DANCES AND SOCIALS can be easily arranged - by calling 9265 < Mrs. Florence Tucker, Hostess Mr. William Brooks, Manager PROFESSIONAL CARDS xxceceo&o&oi^^ DR. J. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately Office Hours: Telephones: 11:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4692 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. Office 3790 Office: Residences ?? 2089 Taylor Si 1317 Pine St. DR. A. B JOHNSON SURGEON Office: 1323 i-2 Assembly St. Phone 3466 -? Residence: 919 Oak Street Phone 8740 REV. J. H. JOHNSON NOTARY PUBLIC Office: 2029 Marion Street Dealer in Real Estate, perform* marriage ceremonies, w rites wills. deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him Office Rhone 8407 Res. 6798 DR. H. H. COOPER DENTIST Special Attention Given to Diseases ,of the Gums " . Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone 6429 Rec. 8264 7i?25 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. j Dr. W. D. Chappelle I Phy8ician and Suroreon I Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty * Office: Residence: 2115 Lady St. . 1301 Pine St Columbia, S. C. Phone 7811 All Classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments ? Office: 2369 1-2 Gervais St. Columblsr"B. Office Hours: ' Telephones: 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST falli nffa, Plates, Crowns, BridgM Anesthesia a Specialty i -*"?