The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 24, 1939, Page Page 4, Image 4

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Page 4% CHER AW NEWS Rev. J. N. Carr oi Mullius,. S. C., was the guest speaker at the Fee Dee Union Baptist church Sun day morning. He preached a very inspiraig sermon"The Power of Faith" which was enjoyed by both members and fuiends. , On last Sunday the young wo men ami men's club gave a joint program dining the hour of BVPU which vc rypnr?enjo.v ed.? Miss Dorothy Hammond entertained a few of her friends, with a bridge party Monday, flight. Mesdatries S. W. Deas, A. V Wilson, O. Uovingti n, and Miss Floise Prince left the city Tuesday fojr Columbia, where they will attend the Benedict-Allen summet school. - Misses vM. 1>. McFarlan, Bernice Miller and Mrs. K. Hraxton have gone t(/ attend the State College summet school. Mrs. Marie Gieen to Hampton, Virginia, to attend summer sell <>1 at Hamilton institute. Wishing all of them a prosperous slimmer. Prof. I. \V. Nelson accompanied John Motley motored to Albany. Ga., last 'Monday; -enrnute back to Chl'l'HW they were accompanied by MissJMpttio I?. Hughes, .Messrs Frank?M1 tley.?J-rr;?ami Matthew- McKay who reported having spent a successful term at Georgia X. I. school. Mfss -Margaret Pitts left the city for New York. Messrs James Harrington and James Robinson motored to Hen nettsville Tuesday hoi^e guests of Misses Delphine McPaniel and Mamie Monzow* .Mr. Matthew McKay left Sunday morning for Albany, Gborgia where he will spend thw summer. Messrs James Robinson. Robert Powe and a few other friends of Sumter left the city Saturday en route to k. Yr and Ocean City {Mr. -ami Mrs. Ned Champman and daughter Katie are in the city visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ho.wsyd Jackson of ChOsterlield were in the-city on , Sunday visiting relatives-?and frit'nds. The Cheraw Thrift cltih defeated Benneflsville Thursday after': noon.-,vScores S-T. A very enjoyable game. , . Mrs. Christopher Robinson has returned " home, who has been spending sometime at Myrtle Beach, Miss Martha St real or was vis .... T .1o.mt,,,- ilm'ino IU-IIK~ * Mini I-U' UK'I the week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith and so'n Junior accompanied by his cousin James IJenu-ray of Colum bia were the i oit.-e quests of Mr and Mrs. I.uthcf Deas Sunday nf.-. term oh. Mrs. J. H. Toatiey and datiuInter and Mr. Robert "Foster of Ches tertield wei ? in the city Mt>nda\ afternoon. Coulter Junior volley, held it> co'mmeneenient exercise Monday June 5. l'J.'h1. They repotted hav* injf the most prosperous seine 1 term in thy history of the seh'ool ?-The--honor students of tlte highschool department arc: Misses Pauline Chaptfian and .Minnie Hilliard. Junior College department: Misses Helen White and H'.vothy Hammond. The truest speaker motored from (iern:aittown, I'a. I MT. MOKIAII IIAPT. ( lll K( II Spartanburg, S. ( '. fcunday school .opened at tho wsUal bom with. Sunt, and teaehers at theij 1 post of duty. Rev. I.. t.M. Tohin of 1. " C., who js one of trio loading ministers of the state, preached foi us bc/th in' rrung and night. Many of th<. merrtbers congratulated Rev. Tobin von his wonderful and in spiring messages. Ho is really groat and we are proud of hit.v. Dr. \\\ J. Davis, tic (Jospel Tornado of I.ittlo Rock. Aikansawas in the city a few weeks ago. \Ve were indeed glad to see Dr. Davis looking his best. We la pe he will not. stay away so long again as he is a great help to this state. Mrs. Lizzie Agnew is visiting her sister in Now York City. Mrs. F.lva J. Wilson is attending summer school in th<- state of Ala. ha ma. .Mrs. F.miui .1. Rccder is attending summer school in Columbia Mrs. I.ula I?. Srytoff will leave this Week for Atlanta university to study. ST. STEPHENS'"A.M.K. ( HI'.RCH Rev. \j. D. fiamble, Pastor The sendees were beautifully carried out last Sunday at 11:00 A. M. The pastor preached a no. hie sermon from the theme: "The Christian's Commission." The Holy communion v-p.s admin-isU fed to above three hundred persons I Several visitors worshipped with! us Sunday. 3:,"J0 S. S. was held with suiter lTTte fido nrTdrTT" and his "faculty on their posts. At fi:30 tin* A. C E. Lea<rue was hold it the You no People Department with Miss Bon nett as the president. For nij^ht services the pastor brought anothe powerful sermon on the th^me, "Spiritual Mountain Climbing." This was a (,'hirious time. Monday piprht/ the class loaders went over the top with Rood Pepodts). We are triad to report Mrs. Strong has returned from the hospital. I>et us continue to pray for the sick. The pastor reported a wonderful report for Allen University, h the pride of the A?M. E. 1 it nnmi- j "* nation of South Carolina. Also commend the manly stand f of the church and especinlly our ? ir great leader, Bishop J. S. flipper. ?T ? " "? " WOODRUFF NEWS Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church R*v J. A. Lipsey, Pastor Sunday school at- the usual hour vvitk Supt. and teachers. Brief dis cussion by the pastor ?md others were enjoyed. The Senior" class won the banner having raised the most money. At 11:45 o'clock the past.ni mounted the rostrum ami deliver . ed a wonderful message to us Theme: Spiritual House-Cleaning At S:15 Rev. Hunter, pastor crl New Ijope at .Sedalia delivered a .Treat message. Theme: Lost Opportunity. Our Presiding Elder, Rev. 1). C. Crosby, worshiped with us Sunday evening. We are always glad to have him in our midst. His words of encouragement helps us to press forward. Mis. Evelyn Brown passrd away at her home at Roebuck last week ami was l'uneralized at New Beth 1 Baptist church here Sunday af ternoi/n at .'1:00 o'clock. Rev. R Means, officiating. Interment was in the city cemetery, Mrs. Brown leaves, to mourn her passing, * lushaml. six daughters and ohF" son. all of Roebuck* 'M..S. CaltaJluiil. funeral directum in charge., Mr. and Mts. George Downs 01 I .aureus and Mr. James Fielder vis ted relatives and friends here or. mi inlay af'.ernoon. ' . Miss Mattie Posey of Pine Hurst \'. ('., is visiting relatives and "riends here. Sick: Mesdames Mollie , Franks, Irene Thompson and 'Mf\>D. Cox. We wish for rhera a speedy recovery. New' Bethel News Rev. A. David Duncan. Jr.. Pastor Our Sunday* school was fine. The banner still hangs in the senior. class. j.Miss Klizaboth Parks left,Wed nesday for Columbia after visiting, her mother and friends here. Miss X. Cannon is at home after a successful term in school at ('lie raw. The . Community Bible "lass will meet ;it the home of Mrs. Lula -Sevens, Tuesday, June 27th. All lumbers are asked to be present. r? v Tin?*>?? ri will h?> fcVlP I \ t' V . I 'II V HI I/U4.V..,. "... ? li'nnor Ji'Uost of Mr. and Mrs. Nev r Ihtncan, Sunday, Juno 18tb. WINNSBORO NEWS S tidav School opened j\t the ubi 1 hour with the Supt.. Mr. O. E. Miiniirualt. at his duty. In <*>ite of ' c rain an vncourajrinj? crowd attended' both" services on Sunday norninvr. Mrs. (Jlennio Mao Crawford and 'ittie daughter, Jacqueline of Cam 1 ridge. Mass.. were visitors in our town last week. Mrs. Crawford amo down to witness the graduation of her sister at Allen Univ.- ?Those who left last week for uiviner school: Prof. \V. A. Ross, -ov. and Miss Alice Mcintosh, Allen-Benedict; Prof. F.' E. Mclnosh at St :te College. Mrs. 5. A. Pinkaey of Brooklyn. V. is visiting ' relattives nd t'l.vcnds here. Mrs. Pinkney-is formerly of here hut now bait made her home in New York. All of her friends are-glad to see her back. Mrs. Rosa Ford departed 'this il'o June. 10th at i':.U) P. M. Funeral sei vi-'i's were hed at the St. P el Baptist Church hy* tVjo pastoi^ \ large < rowd attended the final ites. Sister Ford was well known ' h i o" <_rho;it the community and ' us loVt-rl hy everyone. She leaves <> mourn her loss four daughters _u.d-a~h*^-rrf rclatiVciraml friends. Messrs Charles Heath, Goffrey lames ami Green Gains were visiters in our town last week. MN< Mildred Jackson of Columbia lia< i< turned to ho?" home after t?endin*r a few days alt the home if her I.--, other and his wife, M'r. md Mrs. Herman Jackson. Mr. I). G. H.lton accompanied hy his mule and aunt ar.d Mr. Ma osel Rns< motored to Charlotte, \*. G. Sunday to visit relatives aYid friends. While there. th"y attend d tlie It looulaurrate services at Johnson C. Smith University. .^Parents and friends are very ? el t , ttin': that >">1. PVuil I of .Tohnroi G. Smith University is l< intr nicely after havin'f his tonsils removed. Everyone is p1-' ?! knfnv that 'vfueen Ester Ileath did not have to undergo an operation as was thought. r Mrs. Lucinda Campbell wer\t to < hai'l'<te last week to sn" h"r rn" uichai'd Campbell, of J. C. Smith Univ. who left for Atlantic City, New Jersey. Miss Mamie Anderson is back n our town to resume her summer eliool woik. She vs to teach sew inir, ceokintr, canning and many uther demonstrations. The friends of Mr. Robert Davis ' cirrets to know that he is still on the sick list. Miss Klisp ManijruaJt_ left last Frrtf iy "for SHate College to attend snmrner school. See Mr. Rufus Green for jyour copy of the PaRietto Leader. ItKAt riOIANS MEET Genriretown ? The Beautician club held its first meeting at the home of Mrs. Rosa Goodwyne on Taylor street, Monday afternoon. A literary program will be had at St. Stephen A. M. E. church, June 2C) inst. The same will be accompanied by a Hair Style show. Admission will be ten cents. .Mrs. F. L. Carolina, President Miss Sarah HftIP1'1, Affinfr ?ne RSPRIBF FOR TTTF "LEADER" K?* m< p y.... <?. * mm , m. J >wm i ' * TH1 CLOSING PROGRAM Of EMMA MADDOX JR. HIGH SCHOOL The closing of Emma Maddox Junior High School was very successful. The annual sermon was delivered by Rev. C. F. Gandy, pas tor of- Springfield Baptist Church, Greenville, S. C. . Tuesday night, May 23 marked the?seeowb -Oritoricab "contest of iliii?scJum4.?The winners?were?as^ follows: 1st, delia Rebecca Williams, 2nd James R. L. Moore 3rd dartha Jean Jackson and honorable mention, SaCah Mae Perrin and Samuel Anderson. Music vfor the program was rendered by the ?ho4-us class. Thursday night, May 25 was the final program.' Mrs. Andrew Simkins of Columbia, S. C. delivered the address. Prof. M. B. Camak, Supt. of the city schools presented the 9th o - ade certificates. Mr. W. A. L. Sibley presented' the 7th rrade ce; tificates. The prizes were presented by Mrs. Sara W. Watson. This closed .. f..i i i ?ru? 4 wry ?utv;c95iui scuuui icini. a uc faculty for 1939-40 term are as follows: Mrs. Emma W. Maddox. Principal: Mrs. Blanche Thon>a-| son Lowory Miss Willie F. Boyd ind Mr. James D. Goudlcck. Jr. The out of town teachers have arone to their respective homes are. Miss Boyd.Laurens and Mr. Goudlcck Jr., Newberry, S. C. Miss Maggie J. Walker, a teacher in the city, systeni of Greenville, is home for her vacation, 14 Fleming street, Mr. Wallace Vauss of Due West, S. C. spent a few3 hours in the vil-i lage visiting friends. Miss Mag*gie Walker attended the funeral of Miss Alice Felder, teacher of Sullivan St. School rn Greenville. , | Mrs. Fannie Burton - is the house guest of her sister, Mrs. M.j P. Miller, 19 Fleming Street. I Mesdames E. W. Maddox and Farrar M. Webb accompanied Mrs Sava Watson to Greenville Thurs-| day where she entrained to her nome, Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Oliver Lowery is able to be at work again after being in an automobile accident. Mesdames Maddox, WcLb and Mr. Wyatt A. Hamptqp worshipped at ForkvilR church, Greenville County, unday. The Junior Department of Little River Baptist Church will conduct ^wvlcos Sunday, June Mrs. Annie Lomax and children are visiting her mother and sister >f Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Sara Walker Watson, R. N. connected formally' with the Green C'inic, Knoxville, Tenn., spenL several days with her mother, Mrs Er.ima Walker Maddox enroute to her future home at Kansas City. Taurine her stay of ten day, MYs Watson "who is the recent bride of Rev. R. Wesley Watson, Tri-State Supervisor of the Tri-State Chris tian Churches of Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma, was highly entertained. Among the many things (riven in her honor was the lovely garden narty given by Mrs. W. E. Shcaler. TJpon entering the beautiful garden, guests were served a delectable luncheon of fried chicken, tomato salad, pickles hot rolls potato chips ice cream and ?Aftei ((aids, two tables for b.-idge and checker!""were placed amid an attractive setting of sum. mo.r flowers. Those enjoying the feted h 'Sj itality of Mrs. Shealer \vere Mesdames Sara Wa'tson, Blanche Thomason T.owerv P.irnr Webb and Jennie _VausgJ__ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Vauss of Due West had Mrs. Sa.ra Watson as their dinner guest Friday, May 26. Miss Emma F. Maddox is att home after finishing1 a successful school vear at Lockhart, S. C. M iss S. Maddox who was called honv because of the illness of her fa'ther left Saturday night for hor hom.1 in Brooklyn, N. Y. Many Ware Shoals people attend ed the funeral of Mr. William C. Hodges last Sunday. THE YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE CLUB The Young Men's Progressive club held its regular weekly meet lr>g _ai.?thu -home - of Mr. Arthur Brwm.llifii li'iHi Mi -Tun II Hi TsnggpIT lieu as assistant host. Meeting was called to order by the president at 8:30 p.m. Old am) new business was transacted thea it was?agreed?rrpCh that the new members pay for their emblem on next meeting night. The president then called for ideas pbout the picnic that was being planned by the Artistic Twelve Social club. Each member gave his opinion which was accepted by the club as being very good. Meeting adjourned and the hosts served a very delicious _cour*e of ?ssrrrteti sandwiches and drinlv? which was very much enjoyed by each person. The hosts of the next meeting will be Marion Bessellien and Isaac Fishburne. The picnic that was given by the Aristic Beach on Sunday will be listed as the best of the season. After reaching the beach every body went in bathing for about an hour or so in the great Atlantic Ocean. Afterwards, a few of the members went crabbing with much two thirty P. M. and every body seemed rapacious. We were very much pleased to have with us Miss Altheea Holiday nf TiisVetiffaa,?Alabama, Who is" spending a few weeks down here to be a guest of the picnic. We are hoping t.o have another picnic sometime in the near future. Marion Bessellien, reporter. a PALMflWd LJSADER ~~ m im i T LEXINGTON CIRCUfT NfAlViJ Rev I. 0. Simmons, Pastor Our S. S.'s are still on the upward climb with the faithful Supt and teachers cooperating1. An appreciative' group of adults were or hand because our tots can't attend. Sunday morning the pastor was at lift- Zion and Sunday n'ght hcjatas at Bethel and he preached real I'.ermons at both places! Next Sunday is trustee day and all members are asked to be there, Last Wednesday night Rev. E.-A, Dtavis, the pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church, Columbia, brot to us a wonderful sermon. As he delivered his words we could but say that surely this man has been sent by God. The silver tea given at the home pf Mrs. J. W. Black was a success. Wednesday night the October Pink J Club will meet at the home of Mrs Kc-te Wise, unday afternoon at 4: 30, a silver tea will be given at the I home of Mrs. Jennie Sligh and all are asked to come. At 3:30 Rev. Baxter of Augusta, Georgia, will preach at Snrinc Hill Come nut to hear him. We are hoping our sick ones will continue to improve. I Mattie Mae 'Black, reporter MINISTERIAL ^AULIANCE IN 'COLUMBIA j The Interdenominal Ministerial [Alliance met Tuesday in Sidney I Park Church, Columbia. The Rev. Young, president presided. Dr. W. B. Bouler conducted the devotional . exercises,? after which ,Dr. M*an| shall McCallum read the minuts ' which met the approval of the Alliance. Mrs. Haynes, of the N. Y. A. ; Camp addressed the Alliance per, taining to her work. Dr. Colcough I who is the chairman of the pro' gram commrtte announced that Dr ! Marshall McCallum would read a I paper and discuss it in the next meeting of the Alliance on the sub i ject, "Sacred Gospel and its appli . cation." I Dr. E. A. Adams who. has been away made a few rdmarks. I The Rev. N. A. Rice was1 the speaker of the day. iHe preached a most historical sermon from the ' subject, "This same Jesus." using as a text found in Actl:77. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST __Rev. E. A. Davis, Pastor I Regular services were held Sunday. The morning's discourse was a Qnppiol enrm nri rloliirnfn^ f a ^ ? OV* iltx/ll UVIITWVU WW WIIC . graduates of this church and com' munity. Theme, "The Eight Peas in the Dish of Life." The evening message was on the theme "Children Iflaying in the Streets." It was a forceful sermojj. Foculr acceskms were made and Revs. Hunter Frazier and Rev Monday, the Rdv. E. M. Keitt won the first prize at a Bible reading contest for having said the greatest number of scripture verses correctly. ' Remember, if you are a gentleman you ate invited to worship with us Sunday morning on Fathers' Day. The pastor will deliver a special message. Men will have complete_charge of the church all day, so bring the wife and sister or daughter, too. Sunday at 3:30 P. Mr th?re wil4 be a- musical- program rendered by the members of the R^yal Collegians Club in interest of church. Visit the friendly churchi at 1200 Lyon Street, Columbia, S. )C. You are welcome at any time. (?CHARLESTON DIST. CONF. The Charleston District Conference convened with Varggaf t A. M. E. Church, Holly Hill, S. C., May 25. 1939, the Rev. N. A. Bethea, pastor, Dr. L. L Farmer, Presiding Elder. The devotional exercises were conducted by the Revs. L. W. Gary J. R. Stevenson, and W. D. Williams. After pointed remarks by the presiding elder, the conference was organized with the Rev. Bro. P. C. Lisbon, secretary, and the | writer, reporter to the secular Papeis. ' Our appreciation of 1|le Rqv. | Bro. Farmer as the presiding eller of the district, was proven by the splendid reports rendered by the various churches, ? Re v~Farmer is indeed accepted ~by* the ministerial brethen as a big brother who knows how to work with men. He presides with men. He presides with much grace and dignity. Wp prndiot of Viiin tr prosperous future. Our number of visitors was greatly red-uoed because iof " the seeming rage of infantile paralysis. However the conference was graced with the presence and moved by the information given by that "big brother of men," the Rev. Dr. J. E. Beard. The information imparted by Dr. Beard was not a novelty, it is a characteristic of hirru.. ?~r Reports from the various charges were very good except a few which~ia ?a clear proof of our contentment with the present constituency af the district. Words are wanted to give the deserved credit to the ,Rev. Bro O - 4.1 1- * ? - * ~ Driven, ni? gooo wife ana faithful members for the inter.tajnment they so sumptous provided for us. The Rev. Bro. Bethea is a very srood and faithful pastor. Rev. J. R. Stevenson, reporter ST. STEPHENS A.M.E. CHURCH t. Rev. L. D Gamble, Pastor The third Quarterly Conference _oI_S-t Stephens Ar-Mr ^.~ChTiycK was held June 9?16, 1939 1fy Dr. T. J. Miles, Presiding Elder. All reports were highly praised by the Elder. Under the leadership of our heloved pastor, wc went over the * ' I j ? I NOTB+?Y*m fuwllw vffl b? u wkm jm hfclodo cHpptnf of tfclf Ifc oorroot ddr? to yofi pf pgr ab ui Hmmp?4 "onyl I =~HS?si jrNitf". THE PALMET ' Ml# ASSEMBLY STREET i1'. H. - I am anxious to play '1 in a band and wonder if it in reasonable for me to fthink there is a possibility of niy ever playing t well? What^3~~the outlook? v Ans: This, nfy son, is the only v , way. to accomplish desires. . . that | is to believe in yourself and begin a studying and practising on your a , Trumpet. I predict success for you s in the High School band, but you s must put in several hours practice 1 a day. r | M. I. O; - Have two men friends and am trying to decide between t them. One I am with all the time r I seems to fove me but I seem to a j love the other, although he staya r sick all the time. Should I marry i either one ? . ! Ans.: No. Ycru don't love either one of these men well enough to 1 marry. It is my suggestion that 8 you share your time wrth other v desirable fellows as well as thew } two. A vePy happy marriage is 1 , indicated within the next two * years. * IO. A. L. - Will me and my hus band ever buy a home and live to 1 1 otfrselves ? You have he'J>ed so 1 I many others that I am coming to J you with my problems. c Ans: You and your husband will be in a place ALONE by the end i of this year but you will not be in 1 a position financially to bnild a t home. You will have to save vmir 1 money -over a period of years or t until Vftii iTM?n P ln+, *?? <* <? yon t eari build. This man will leave you i this year. Allow your husband to c show him that you would be happier without him. t M. J. K. - What is the matter ^ with my wife? We can't get along s so if I am in fault just tell me or i is it that she is triced? ] Ans: She's not tricked. She is just plain "Hot Headed." When J a little misunderstanding arises f the very first thing she ca.n think i to do is leave. Don't worry about 1 her, for if she leaves, it wHty be < but' a short' time until she is back, s top as usual with a grand total of $1100.50 this quarter. On Sunday . i A. M. Dr. Miles lifted us to.higher heights with a soul stirring mes- 1 sage. Three persons united with the church at this service. The peo pie have a mind to work. Our new brick church foundation?is?beingsP'Tr^wTtTr^lrTRobinson as conirTDr. W. P. Carolina, oije of junders and former pastors of tephens oroke the ground for ? Ifcbo foundation a 8 a.m. on June 12 | 1939. A fervent prayer was offer-[ ?j i? - I L-u uy yus_saintly- minister, alloi-P WTucnseveral other ministers and! . laymen rjnoved spades of dirt. | May God bless our efforts and \ crown them with success. For many Shears this has been the v dreams of nsany and thus the work , is being carried on. "In the namo t of 'God' we will hoist our banner." ^ OPEENWOOP DISTRICT TONFERENCE ' ( Dr. W. S. Mims with the regulars met in Tranquill A. M. . E.lt church, Troy, S. C., May 25-26; j Rev. S. M. Thomas, pastor. Rev. \ M. G. Williams w*as elected secretary and committees were appoint ed by the chairman, then reports 1 from charges were rendered. Rev. 'M. Massey preached a soul stirring annual sermon from Neh. [ Dr. Mims rendered helpful ? words at the closp of the message | ' relative to the progress of the. 1 district. - . It Our beloved Bishop J. S. Flip-It per came by and addressed ua_1 -from two points viz: T.an the A. 11 M. E. church continue without T class meeting and altar service? t Dr. T. J. /Miles from the Palmetto conference and Dr. E. F. ( IG. Dent from the Columbia con- J ference brought greetings to us. I Rev. II- w Wnllor nroonli?J " ' ' I ??v? J/. v?v.uru rt t threat doctrinal sermon from Heb. s 10:25.: Let us hold fast to the profession. Subject: Christian Steadfastness. _ . _He?fnsllTred all ' tKfttheard liim. .' The lay delegates to the annual ctmference are Bro. Joel Perrin, S Prof. J. T. W. Mims, Prof. C. G. f Garrett, Bro. H. T. Thompson. ic Gome of the missionaries present were Mrs. Ruth P. Alexander c A. R. Holmes, Mary E. Williams, s *4 '130 ulued fr*0 la tMe coin ma ;/? column and eign your full name. -' t letter. For "Ptival0 Ripty"... 1 ope fer my latest ASTROLOGY Jgf aleo a fraa lattir of advic0 a Vonr problems clearly and con- 2 a the scope of logical reasoning. ferapftTO LEADER COLUMBIA, S. C. Pry to keep her in a good humor. A. F. - 1 have some papers from he?government to fill out and 1 vould like to know how things ? vill turn out? I Ans: Sign and return the papers ind you will be successful in this tim. Naturally it will take a rea?? onable amount of time to have ame checked and taken care of, r >ut it will be settled within a nonth or two. n tr ? if__ l_ # < . , i\. - my Doy menu nas news o tell nearly every time he sees < ne. Should I let it go between me _ ind my business or ignore his nouth piece? ' r? Ans.: Ignore him and you would >e much Detter otf. You; can't ex>ect to gain anything by fooling iround with him so you may as veil put a stop to it any time that rou see fit. Your business is very mportant, Associate with; those >eople who do not try to harm ( 'our business. 1 P. C. - I have been after this yirl for the past six fonths to mar y me and ( am drsgusted. She 1 von't tell me she doesn't love me >ut she also Won't tell me that she loes. How can I make her talk? Ans: She's goine to do her talkng when your BROTHER comes >ack in town. When he was here ] bis past Christmas, she lost her leart to him. He is well aware of he fact, for he loves her Vf>"?? nay as well side step and let them ealize the truth Go back to Julith! R. C? - I am making a trip to ' he World's Pair and my daddy vill meet me in New York. Do you suppose that he will let me stay lp there with him as I have been banning all year? Ans: Well. . . I will admit that rour lather has some exceptionally jood news for you and I will not rive it avay You are now a young ady, prepared to work and I preSict a successful future in the . tate of New York. I Patsie " Q. Sims and sister Cov-' ( ngton. There are some hard workers p=; lere so the district cannot fail. M. G. Williams, reporter. _ BONNEAU CIRCUIT ~1 . Rev. Willie Williams^ Pastor Sunday June 11 was a high day " it our church. Children* Day pro-| ?ram was eradicated because of heir seclusion form services?for]-he-preseSC The pastor delivered a wonder-' 'ul sermon while our hearts were nade to burn as he spoke. | "] Juite a nember of visitors were vith us. * I We had a warm class meeting at he home of Rev. Tingman which vas conducted by Bro. Ben Washington.'1 Mrs. Flemming was able to be >ut to church Sunday to our deight. Mrs. Maria Kamlet is home fleam after spending awhile with ler father and sister in Virginia. J Ve-welcome her homeagain. ' ) >VINS SET OF ROGER SILVER Gaffney. S. C.-The hearts of the >eople of Gaffney_were___made? ;lad when it was announced over Station W. S. P. A. that M^rs. R. ? "1. Hightower was the winner of a he set of silver in the Radio Con- f ;est. formulated 2I>9 words | Irom tho letters- found in "Puritan j dill." The winner is the former j diss Ruby Kirby of this city, now if Ridge |lpring | JT) Misses Blanche and Veatrice Jlymph left for Benedict-Allen Summer School last week. _ Prof. A. C. Hightower left foi Atlanta University where he will itudy this summer. jj Preparations aee Vreftig made, or the 33rd Anniversary of Rev i V. A. Sims at Livenstone. Little Norma Genet Blythe oi Spartanburg is visiting her grand >arents, Mr. an-J Mrs. Saul Kirby in Ledwire Street. | Miss Edna Mae Kirby spent Sun lay in -.Spartanburg as guest 01 ister. w . r ? / Saturday, June 24, 1939 08SMM?XRXAXRK83368?K8$C8^O^ PROFESSIONAL CARDS imririrsTUART""^ ? Eye, 'Ear, Nof? and Throat Glasses Fitted Accurately / r . Wee Hours: Telephones: 1:00 to 1.00 P. M. ' Res. 4692 6:00 to 8:0Q P. M. Offic^' .779C Office: ; Resilience: 0.10 Taylor St 1317 Pihe St. DR. A. B. JOHNSjON SURGEON / Office: 1323 \*Y Assembly St. Phoile .7466 Residence: J 19 Oak Street fj ? PHoiie R7J0 ?j. . IEV. J. H JOHNSON :?ivotarKt ruDi.ic Office: 202|9 Marion Street lealer in ReaJ Estate, performs narriage ceremonies, writes wills, leeds, mortgages, claims, etc. Call to See Him Office Phone 8407 Res. 6798 DR. R. H. COOPER DENTIST Special Attention Given to Diseases of the Gums Gold Crown *nd Bridge Work v. A Specialty- ^ Dflice Phone C429 Rec. 8264 y2o Washington St., Col'a.. S. C. Office Hours. Telephone: II A. M. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 6 P. M. lo 8 P. M. Dr. W. D. Chappelle -* Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Children A Specialty Office: Residence: ? illS Lady St. 1301 Pine SL Columbia, S. C. 'hone 7811 All Classes of Dental Work Dr. L. H. Hallman DENTIST PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Sundays by Appointments Office: 2369 1-2 Gervais St. . Columbia, S. C. Office Hours: Telephones: 1:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Fallings, Plates, Crowns, Bridge* Anesthesia a Specialty Announcing^ the Opening of BEr,LMENJS REST 1323 1-2 Assembly Street -WINEING and DINING? This is a remodeled and Modern Equipped Social Center Open from 12 Noon until ? - II. MURRAY, Mgr. Hardy's Beauty Salon Specializing In AH Scalp Treatments and Hair Dyeing L326"McDuffie Ave. Columbia, S. C ? I USE HAIRLONGER 7*?Wonderful Ifafr Grower dakes the lit.ir grow Long, Full ind Luxuriant. A Fair Trial will trove its Wondeitul Worth lairlonger Grower 2Sc 'ressing Oil 25c 'ostage 10c. ALSIE P. WYNNE, Box 24, Clio, S. C. Mutual Funeral Hom<f 8 North Church St. Manning, S. C. "COMPLETE AND DEPENDABLE SERVICE" Licensed Emhalmers and Funeral I)irpptA?o __Phone DaJ' or Night 202 PETER J. LANCfe, Jr? Pres. Counts Drug* Store 'RESCRIPTIONS tOMPOUNii. ?-RfrTtfr"WRrrTRN BY YOUR DOCTOR A FiiTT One of Toilet Articles PHONE 2-1967 1105 WASHINGTON STREET