Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pag? 4 . ij JR)fV??f*ar qtwtloa wfH In vfaoi fM hfclnd* a clipping of ti UrtUs? iAd comet aodrcM to 3 aril Mh BScrood ttmmfi on RK4DINO corerint year Mrtl mJar*int thtoo OOMtlcML Bxp $m >m f Wtfa? to Uooo..oi jr?*Tf THE PALM) 1'. II. K.._l_a.ni a devoted admir .. ....... i....... t ;?1*7 VL u I V V ' III I I> i 11 I 11 I I 1 4.1111 J woe ?1 ami haw "h.y tlimbic." The prob.leni I ar>i terribly wolTiod about is kissing buys. I have a good reputation as a "good pirl" and I'd like to keep?fh Hut when a friend comes to my house and asks me for a good night kiss I'm afraid flj FTTTTT FTu feeding by ivfusiup or slapping his face ii he insists. Is itxx/nsidored "cheap for a girl to accept a kiss from .a1 boy slie likes?. PERPLEXED." Ans: Good ni'ebt kisses arv perfectly respectable and you needn't worry- about jeopardizing you: reputation by indulging in t.;ne or two. This doesn't mean that you should start a "sb bberjng contest"" every time you say good night to a boy. A good night kis< and. a pat on- the cheek will hold your ad Miners for yotK R. T. Dear Professor; Will you please tell m4. if the w. man I left my sample with will pay in,, foi thatcni ijtu 7?* Ans: Why should she?'.Shi- did noj gi-t voin* <.oinh J D..-M. B. Should 1 givi this lot tor to the lx\v that 1 'L'. to and what should It" do? v. Arts: I!,. wtv.ijd feel ?(Mutt*. r*.** 1 somewhat . . . hut it wouldn't " make a vol y hitr in;pro*sii>n ?<n him. Tlu nia.i ri'.y .f% y.umjr poo-1 pie jro through t!>i* 1:itr<- t* writ-J in^r notes 1,/ ..at am?tho". . ho will hoot, it a scti t as lie ha> done many times before. 11 M- I'm ..a' !' a ami am thinking . !' y .iiii:' -to ? 'alifot'tiia an'' ^ about it A1is:""TTT" i-ka i trnrrrt Inttyou iuu-t' l.a . aaaii-r it- 'fake trip of tliis (let " it ami trot employment am! a\, a lit tle motay. When y>ui tret < m. thintr then make the' <?' amty t.> California if you fool ymi prolYr t. live M11 .1.UKAN( II A.M.Ii. CHI'KCII Rev. I). I). Doutrhtj, I'astor Sunilay School opened at the usual time with the officers at their posts of duty. The lesson was very beautifully diseus'sod. and t <utfht in* all respects. i 'pl * i in- morning survive wn.' carried out in-tin- regular routine. Rev. Doughty pleached nn inspirational sermon from the Book of Acts. We are having very fine services ??? ?-U?our church. ? The A. C. F.. League hail their meeting Sunday evening and it was very interesting. The Caro-1 lina Four favored them with a pro gram which many persons witnessed. Wo were proud to grec?Msl-SI,i/,7.ic Cooner. Annie Smith and Ro,sa Jenkins who nrriver Saturday from Camden, N. J. They are here for a vacation. Mr. I.. J. Ilyman and Mrs. Ella Ashley spent last week end in Fayetteville, X. C. Mr. IT y in a n visited his wife who is attending summer school and Mrs. Da*.is went to see her brother, Mr. Cloo D..vis. Tile followiti'jr individuals were the dinner guests of Mrs. Nellie Scott: Mrs. Km: in and Josephine Williams'. Mrs. Clays Bibbs, Mrs. Km ma L. C'ousnck, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hyman and Mrs. Annie Smith from Camden, N J. . Mrs. Irene Moore was the din-, ner guest of Mrs. Minder Garden. Mrs. M.. E. Bowons was the dinner guest of Mr. P. R. Brown. TViji ..t?o i" - *- ? ** . .v .|i.cuii-uf 111 uur roinmunuy ?r. are ?et44?g?along-?fhw-.?The Stuv Down Drifters mo in the load. The farmers reported that they are just as busy as a bumbor-bee workme- in. J_Luj?impr.ii Quit?wowlr tobacco. ?_ , BETH FT, a, C. F. liEAfJ.l'E Mr. If. \V. Webber. President The Ia-aiuo Tjothol- A. M. E. Church presented Mr. John TTuntor and his chorus fmrn Brown Chapel A. M. F. Church in a recital of Xegro Spirituals. Sunday .Tune (j, This recently organized and youthful group sane tho following several numbers: "If you just hold out." "No hiding place down there." "Certainly T/ord," "Have you gut good . religion?."- and Joshua fit the battle of .Terico." T! ,. soloists were Miss Susie Mae Simmons and Messrs. Michel uentr ly and Chiistopher Flowers. Our advisor, Mr. Pressloy, made a few remarks concerning his enioyment of the program and asked the choir to contiiine and he gave special mention to their competent loader, Mr. John Woslcty Hunter. Rev Clarke likewise made re ipaik.i.a.nd...ga,v.u. r.ncft;.rag;ng ai? monitions to the group. Several v/sitors -were present in-( eluding Miss Hertha Couscr who was called upon to render a Solo from the demands o" the audience. "My Task" was her selection. analysed frtt In this column only him column and sign your full name. I roiir latter. For s "Print* R*Ph" .. elope for my latent ASTROLOGY hist*I also a fr*0 Iftiir of advict lafai your problems clearly and eon* Lfein tke scope of logical reasoning ETTO LEADER there. A. D. Dear Abbe: I-am writing - about?ui??ebnieb. Tell me if it will t.vcr grow anu will \vc ever bui,d a new church? What is wrong ? / Ans: The chief difficulty seems to bL> that the members do not eo M'vvatL iii- tbny vleinlil . . without cooperation, very littl<_. ran accomplished. In all probability if you hrtVe an -active leader among you women, you could help the pas tor accomplish his aim. At any rate" do your part and pray that the others will do likewise.' In time t nev church will be built. It. T. M._ I have an awfully nice boyfriend a.el he will do anything that I ask of him. Ht. is trying to get me to marry Him and I am afraid In- won't Be as nice to me ' .aftej- we are ihTmdedr Tell me'if " lie is really in love with me? " Ans: IJe's "nuts" about you, and know it too. Most likely y<ni two will *hL. niairieil within a few months time, and 1 firmly believe i that vim will get along swell. If | you strive as1 lard ra make?him happy as he is to make you happy j then, worries will be few. K. I. (5... There is a man who J wants to marry me since I left my . Husband. Tell me if I should mar- ( ty him <?r if I slufuld take the horse back again? Ans:' No don't consider taking j yoi;r lib.-band back when y u don't . inve?11; r .?fn-t?ymtr?dvurc,.?and _ slav single awhile. If at a later ^,o... fl ... i-..o . .11. . in !>>vt again. then got married. A. Hav,. been wantir.tr tc -vrr -fitr-minm- I'-m- a Jung._tiuicw._VN .ill. | i W,. successful in another year to ( iio s'o Ans: Indeed yon could. In the ^ meantime study up on Agriculture , and all nationals pertaining- to faming and it will profit you. I The I.oague presents interesting 1 piog/ams every Sunday beginning 1 (?: o'clock. Visitors are always wel. 1 come. MT. /ION A. M. F.. OHI'RCTI | Rev. S. Chism, Pastor v Rollers, R. C. : Sn S. opened at the usual hour with thc'Sapt. and i'o-workors at their posts of duty. < Vlip In icon wn s reviewed by the | nastor. At 11 :"0 A. M. Rev. W. T." Fore \ -was?:inrl he preached a ^ wonderful message. Quite a few ., members we re present at this ser- | t > ice. I At 7:d0 r. M.our pastor deliver- . led the message. t The 1'iastor was the Rundisy-d'm i..r "ii. of Mi< Roberta Brown [ j Mts. Kstella James in still on t I the sick list. als<, Mrs.'- Ada Nelson. Miss Marion Mi-Daniel returned , ! home last week after spending a few days at Latta with Mrs. Doro- . [thy Cribbs and she reported a very I) pleasant stay I j P. E. L. A. Wells stopped awhile with Mr. E. M. Porter and J L , (Tosland Sunday evening on his t , way honuy He reported a wonder- * ful quarterly conference that he , 1 vla,l juAt held at Lake View, S. (V j Mrs. Hester Dixon left Satur' .lay evening for'Washington, IX C. . [to spend some time with her sister | 1 Miss Jessionune Lester. ) .Mr. Richard Franklin and Mr. | Ernest Evans left for Washington | j where they will work awhile. I. Mr. LaThone Fledger spent a I few hours with Mr. and Hey- | -ward?Jones, Sunday afternoon. l STRANGE HALl'CINATIONS i?Tony (biiento:-thc rum drinking j kimrf _ ^ i Told himsejf he could > nle the ring, i "Sh around he went, winning his; bouts From weak opponents he could! knock out. Finally then he chor/sed his foe,) Our well beloved, but dangerous Jap* Who flays his opponents with i lefts ami rights |i Without rumpling his hair when-' < ever he fights. i' Tony should know from the very/ beginning j, There wasn't a chance of winning. | But clenching his fists, drinking ; Kfs rUm, ' ; 11 He declared to the world "I'll j knock vuit dat bum". 'rhnt fatal June night" finally; came | Which Tony thought would bring j him fame; When dangerous Joe whom ho ( failed "hum". . 1 Flogged and sent him to drink f his rum. t < (Mrs.) Jennie Murray Pyatt ( 4 1-2 Johnson Street J Charleston, S. <J. 1 : ' ? TV WINNSIIORO NEWS Last Sunday night, Elder T. H. ~AddI"sbif "prOaTtTPlT'"an" Upflftfng' SCF mo'n to a very appreciative audience at the Waymari church. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holmes of Philadelphia arc visiting Mrs. Holmes' patents Mr. and Mrs. Da rid Jackson. They arc here for an indefinite stay. Miss Cecelia Mclvu was the riianniyg guest _i?f_ Miss Elise Man tgault last week. Miss Manigault and Miss Mclva are both attending summer school at State A. & M. College, Orangeburg. Friends arc glad to see Mrs. Delhih Haigler up and after a long illness. ? A large crowd turned out t o the Mill park on the 4th of July to witness the hit of the season, i base ball game between Winnsboro and 'Columbia. Winnsooro won 12-5. Mr. and Mrs. John McFee of Pittsburg are here to the delight of their daughter Miss Mae F. Baxter and friends. Mr. Joseph drier is here after cn<>n<] i nil* u tf'i/iofinw ?.? |/1V V ? "ViHIUII III Charlotte and New York. M iss Adfyen 1'ratt spent the 4th of July in Chester with her sister, .Mrs. Sara Spann. Miss Mamie Anderson, Home economics teacher of Fairfield Co Training school is making rapid progress in het- summer school work. The students are greatly) Dene.fitted by the demonstrations she gives. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jackson have now fnade their home in Columbia. J'rof. W. A. Ituss spent . t li e week end home with his family. He is now attending summer >chool at llenedict College. A large crowd of Wihnsborians ire planning to attend 'the State 3. S. and It. T. IT. Convention at Benedict Ctdlege this week. .Mr. Jesse IVndall of Xc\v-?ork Mr Samuel Jaegers and Mr. Edlie James of Chester were visitors n our town last Wednesday. A large crowd attended the St. 'aul Baptist church to witness" he baptism of Mr. Itoht. Toatley. iev. Beatty delivered a very proftablo sermon; after which the mptism was performed. The St. 'aul choir furnishi-d Miss- Alice' Mcintosh, who is ittendinp Benedict-Allen summer chooi spent lust week end with teeompanied home by Mrs. Helen "ttttd- -mtd?Ma-d-m*--(Jeorp'-e--I<Wd -uf'olumbia.* Don't foijeet to see Mr. Rufus irec'n for your copy of The 1'alnetto Leader. Mr. and Mrs. Janu-s Carter of tiehmond, Ya., are now home to he delight of Mrs. Carter's par nts. Mr. and Mrs. Richard liaram. Mrs. Carter was formerly, diss Annie. Map Harrison. U-'.NKDK'T- ALLKN HMMKR .SCHOOL 15v Mrs. Corrie H. Watkins The Benedict-Allen Summer school has beet) one of busy and! lard .wor^ from tlie xery firat.berinnintr: Realizing this, the many cache rs gathered here fop""' the md improvement, assembled o n ast Friday night. July 7, in the :yn?nasium of Benedict College md gave the members of the uni.ritiyr faculty a repast. It was like an oasis in a desert. r've I Voile <rrni('i.l?glad to forget. he work of the classroom and ome together in a social way. We nust say here, that our faculty hisei'ved all "that can be said or lone in their favor. They are a inppy, smiling, hardworking? Revs. S. C'hi'sm, 'T. R. Tolbert, I. It. F.zell, Messrs. 0. L. Smith md M. (! Hawkins, Mcsdames I orrie H. Watkins and Julia B. shaw wVre in charge. Delicious much and ice cream -.-sandwiches ? VI I- .-VI \ yu. Mr. Joscph_ Robert Buvraero poke for the student-teachers; Deans T. T'?. O'Daniel and A. G. smith and Mrs. J. .1. Stavks spoke *<?r the faculty. This was one of he enjoyable social events of the maimer school. iHI.l.IOX DISTRICT-* ({1 AKTF.ltI.Y CON FKRENCK Itev. I.. A. Nells. I). 1). Pres. Kid. The thi-d quarterly conference i >1 the Wise Chapel' A. J\L Ej r,'j' U't convened in Wise Chapel' near Marion. S. C'., July 1 and 2,' lOot), Rev. A. Oliver pastor. The Presiding Elder was paid in full. Sunday was w en over t,? the divine service of Dr. L. A. Wells, the "v.inch esteemed presiding el-i lor, who was accompanied by Ttev.1 I. M. Jackson who. presided with] Turn it.y and ease. i The people of the. Wire Chapel: Circuit l<i\e Dr. Wills, who oncej ivas their pastor. They also love Mis. Wel's. Dr. Wells continues to. ircach the jrospcJ with . i wer. . Pro. J. \\\ Rt is is a srpcrintcn-"' lent who Delias in punctuality. Urn. 5s. Smith U- a nuoihbcr one' iticuii >. .4-11 c omrers ;in?1 momicrs of the Wise Chapel circuit iro anion# the best in the state. Phey-ace pvoud of Rev. Oli /er and lie pnyintr him v/ell. I The stwanless' 'report was excel ent. The sister lad a nice dinner' itepared to. the -delight of us all. Dr. Jackson addressed the quart rly conference and Bro. T. C. liio-m.-m \.>,| yjogqeiit in Jhig 10;ponse. A'l of the reports showed hat the charpre is prospering1 unler the popular pasto- both spirit-* jally and financially. He has added 18 new member sand 12 converts to the church in three months. C T- ( iiMriln'i* in I. i ' IE PALMETTO LfcAbER ECHOES FROM COLUMBIA DISTRICT W.H. ANI) F. missionary convention (Miss) Eloise M. Janerette, Reporter Quito an enjoyable as well as spiritual day was spent in the hove named meeting on last Fi day, .Tune* 30th, at St. James , M. E. church, Columbia of whi< Rev. W. B. Nash is pastor. Variety is the spice of life ?auy 01 ganizatimr; the?same- w. exhibited through the splend discussions "What the Wor Needs Most?" by Mesdames E nice Howard, Zenobin Dixon, T< anna Holloway and *>thers ar "Training the Youth for Se vice" by Misses Nancy Paris, Ei Taylor, Mattie Bcfwman and Ge tiude Boney; "Am I Growing Sp itually and Financially in th? Mi sionary Work " by the membe of the convention general. IRevs. F. C. Laws and VV. 1 Bowninn gave m food for thougl as they preachm such womlcrf annual and missionary sermon Miss Martha Paris, prosi tent < the Juvenile department- addt nruch irrteresv to the- meet ing I her well planned uniqne-iP -ograr Our visitors. Revs. T. ll. ATTfl son, presiding elder of thp Spa tanburg district; Rev. E. A. Aan presiding elder of the Newbyri district and Prof, C. G. Garre gave short but interesting talk: also Mrs. T. II. Addison who br< greetings front the Spartanbui district,? We always enjoy wort of encouragement from our cot ference branch president,-Mrs. ( A. Adams, lMesdames L. K. Ne son and E. II. McGill. A very "timely and interestin final program "wiw tendered RC E. F.-'G. Dent, the presiding eldc ?;f the Columbia district who wa ending his whfj< for another fiel of labor. This program was git eh by the rpinistoi s with Re\ W. P. Loving Clarke, master c ceremonies. A purse was presonted to Eldc Dent by Rev. I. O. Simmons. Too much credit cannot be giv en the ministers and laymen fn the fine spirit that, existed in mnk ing the prog; am a success. W regret vei'y much for Rev. Dent t leave us hut ar,. glad beyond ex nressions that lie is going to great field. The Columbia distrie -will?remember?Kliler Dent as man full of inspiration, ready t give o -helping ! and at all time and last but not least a man IK'hCe and, harmony. May _Gp bless him as hi- takes uTTTTTs ue\ wurdc-armpiicsidenj _pf Kittiell ,->1 lege. Kittiell, N. C. With such missionary work>r as sisters: Elizabeth Pelzer, Sal lie Gunter, O. ('. Dunham, ( fir rie Taylor. Martha Corley, 1 'li Washington. R.. RufT, S.-Siigh n others along. with Mrs. Mary l.o Phelps, whi/ was tie ehtertair'n president, and with the ones v-'h were otl the program, our presi dent of the district cannot fail therefore we feel that, our Pi si dent Mrs. Belle V. Derrick i' lead us on to higher heights. Thus we. closed a very suc< fill meeting along al lino* hop in] that God will continu(. to bless >u efforts. ST. .1A M KS A. MI E. GIU1M1 Rev. W. R. Nash, Pastor iPi nday school wiis well attend ed. After the class stildy of tli lesson the 'school \y?(s .inter* at.- "it,.'-,, T.cwis. \vh<> conducted the sckor for the Supt. The Eible cla>-. i holding the banner. Row Gelde teacher.? ~7?7 ?listened t,r three sermon Sunday which were food for the and our hearts burn while tho the of God talked to us. Sup la morning the pastor preached: a 3:30 Rev. N. A. Rice who pastor "d at St. James successfully f<> four years and Sunday rfight Rex \V. T. Gove At each service sev era) visitors wei'e present' and ex pressed themselves as having en jo\d the services. Steward hoard Nos. 1 and 2 ar -pearing n^- pains to have regula meeting and good attendance, a well as Missionary society wit' such able women at the head a Mrs. If. M. Young, Mrs. Katie Sc onion and Mrs. Mary Phelps. Th choir rendered excellent music o Sunday with Miss Claretta Ki nard organist. Visitors ate al ways welcome. ST. JAMES A. M..E. ClU'RCH Rev. G. A. Shroud. Pastor Ashovillo,?N- G.? Sunday wa a very hot day here in "The Ran of t1 ? Sky", hut a good crowd wa out for all day and for the nu'rn ing service we had a full house The pastor preached a wonderfi sermon. We had six to eonhec then?Ives With the church: Ma mie Alexander, Ida MaP Henrj Mary I. Kl^ckley, Savannah Th m sun, sopnia <.,?uick, p.iiro^c n>i S. S. at the usual hour and ii full bloom. At o'clock the Ushers' Unior turned out at the church. W<> ha a very full house, and all usher turned out in full as there are si: churches on roll with the prog-rat There wer0 three quartets'; 81 fames Jr., Ushers was on duty. At the* evening: service th(. pas toj' again pr?ache another won jlerful sermon trom II King U'-f Chi last Thursday evening Uv Missionary society gave a pro grant entitled The June Rose So ial; in spite of the yain in the ly afternoon people did not turi out- in full, but each member dii their best to carry out the prri grant. STTRPrRTliK FOR THF "LEADER' BALTIMORE, MI). NEWS Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church's ten day -revival ended July -7,which was conducted by Rev. J. C. Copeland of Newberry, S. C. Many ata tended and everbody enjoyed the a- set vices tenderer by the gospel i- Tornado. Amount raised, $158.02 A. The attendance was $14.38. A num h ber erf new members were added lo the church. >J> Regular Sunday morning service -Jtdy-fh-- wn*--conducted y the- Fas 1( tor, Rev. ,PI. C. Clark*. Saturday Row .1. ('. Copeland accompanied u" by the pastor went to Washing'j ton to. visit bis sister. Our pas tor stated that they I ad a grand time visiting the Capital. Miss 'a I Thomasina Woods of Chester, S. V" C.. is visiting Miss Mary Miller | 1 jind her father at Spprtow Point. Md. Mrs. Bessie Gladden also of | ,s Chester is visiting her children, Mr. Ernest Gladden, Mattie Therm p o son and Flossie Hope. Sick: Mr. Ernest Gladden. We wish him a "speedy recovery. The s Sunday school is running an ex cursion to Wnodsid(, Park, Phila,(j delphia, Pa., Sunday. July 23, '30. )V Round trip $2.50. Bus leaves the n chinch corner Spring and Mulli p- It in at recti'. ? .Miss Jessie Young of New Yoik bj City stopped in Baltimore to visit v. hot girlfriend, Mrs. Mary Wil-\ liams and her niece, Mrs. Mildred Walker; She'left Saturday fot * Chester. S. C. t?, visit her mother Read The Palmetto Leader. Is V During the week the Mt. Hebron ,' Baptist church carried out its us-, ual schedule. Sunday school at^ 8:30 a.m. by Sunt., Rev. Lewis. At f 11 : '?0 am. service by the pastdtC Sunday night service at 8 o'clock. '' On the fourth of July the Pas^ tor's Aid cluh went to Sparrow beach and eveiyont. attending cor tiiinlv en.ii veil the outing. 1 T^he Willing Workers met Fi idavi Julv 7. at !h>7 W. . Saratoga -St. . : 1 S. S. at Friendship Bum. met at the usual hour. At 1 KtO service began. At 3:30 p.m. the " Lord's Supper was served by the Pastor. Rev. Jackson. 8:00 P.M. ? N'ite set vice by the .pastor. On Thursday night Miss Fedora ' Herndon an 1 Miss Julia Allen a wcj'e Mrs. Louise florc Douglass' * guests. a Mo-. Mary?I one-- is sponsoring " a supper at her I on},, on Saturday ? .Jfdv Si for the benefit of her r i?hnrrh. ML llelu'i It. ' . .uj~ C: 1 tone-lass. \ya* v the week end guest of her hnrflier i- 8in?l ? * .. ' V . and Mrs. -Alexander ' Jr. She visited x seven inlen !iif" places whil,< in New Veils. Rev. Flow t preached on Sun-: V <lay. July ' I; .? at 3:30 p.m. 1"*.. Rev. (is? ,? t! at Mfniiing Star. J " The eh .r : i?. 1 members and di.. | cons wee,, there, ami everyone did ? enjo; themselves. WAVFT? LI V BRANCH 1 LIBRARY The month oT June closed the' g fiscal year of the library. A sumv mary of the annual repoit is as follows: I Ailult T.o<>ks ciiciliated 0387; juvenile hooks, l.'!,l'.i.r>; schools 25,215. Total circulation: -17,71)7 1 looks". I'i'il jpeiiodlvals. 2-12 pic1 tares. Number of children to Stoe ry IToilr 1117. Reference readers, - IM-in. New-o, borrowers 527, ve-reg n istered borrowers 154. New hooks d 25". b< n led books JO. The assistant librarian has made n a full report of library seiviec to the schools. The total report is as s ' - r..ws': 4 Thirty-two schools wove served n from two., to nine months. Eightyy nine deposits wery made up and J ken to tin- schools every two mon'hs. Number of books 3509; circulation 24,(531. During the summer months the \Vl\-\ Library- Aides are rendering - invaluable survive, such as* cleani 'ng. mending and recusing ho'oks, also embossing and .shellacking ' 0 the books recused. Wo are so very 1 grateful for this assistance. s While the assistant librarian is b attending summer school in Ats lanta, (la., the library aides are >1 serving well. f W e solicit the continued coopcrn at ion of the public to help us to - glow and glow. '"Books are friends, and what friends?they- are! Their love is deep and unchangjng; their patience intxaustildo; their gentle- , ?noss?perennial;?their?forbearance- = 'Pibounded; and their sympathy i. without?selfishness St.roTiff n '' man, and tender a* woman,' they ; veLome you in every mood, and ' never turn from you in distress.". JULIA VV. TALI.KY. t WHITMIKK NKWS !' ?% At Cedar drove and f'pring P up! i !i . i? ' os Sundry our P. p., i- Rev. I). ('. Ci osby delivered two j u >j>iI'iLii:?) sermons. Communion : whs also served. The S. S. at |1 d Sp'i.'i^ IIi!| and Cedar Grove are. d till in full bloom. " l.a.-t week lht. great woman ex vangolist from North Carolina ; . t"""" Rev. Mrs. R. Alston delivered a ono week revival meeting at the Rl ace Tarbernacle ehnt*eh. Rev. Mrs. Alston pr-eaehed spiritually every night, bringing 10 souls. to CI.list. The services continues a nothcr week., Sunday at 12 noon she delivered a spiritual sermon ifnd again at night. Tht? t'mancial part is very good. Come and lieai Mrs. Alston. Mr. Willie L. Kpps, spent Satur day night with Mr. George Wilstay. Rev. Mrs. Alston is spending hot "two weeks stay here with Mr. and Mrs. J. Law. Mr. Willie T,. Epps gave a silver tea party Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. an 1 Mrs. Jim Law. W0 are grateful for the conti ihqtion and presence of all. Mrs. F. L. Wilkes daughter Nancina, Mrs. Dawkins from Carlisle visited?Mrs. . Lola Joiner on July 4th. it: XT : .Ml** AiWHlji.-l VVIIKC'S ATS 110*! Miss Tttrth Byrd -on .luly-lth. She was delightfully entertained. We extend sympathy to Mr. .T. J. Epps. for the sevene illness of his brother, Mr. Johnny Epps of Asheville, N. C? also to Mrs. Geurgiannii.i 4iyrd. , Sick: Mrs. Marit. Byrd, Mrs. P Coleman. We hope for them a speedy recovery. Miss- Carrie Young left Saturday for Washington, I). C.? fur an indefinite stay. The third quarterly conference met at Biuce Tabernacle church with the P. E., Rev. P. C. Cr*\sby presiding. A fine conference was held. Many reports were Tnade accurately. RIDGE SPRING NEWS Church services took place at the usual h$ur. Rev. Jones preach ed as-he never preached before^ The Adult Home making class was organized July 5, at Ride.c Hrll Hi schoolr?The'-following "dicers were elected: Pres. Mrs. Rosa Belle Raiford: Vice-Pres.. TVs Mary Hazzard; Sec. Miss Maggie Belle Blocker; Asst. Scci Mrs. Naomi Raiford; Treasurer, Mrs. Regina Wigfall; Chaplain Mrs Georgia I.ou Lottj Mrs. C. B. Gar diner Advisor. Great plans were niHiu1 mi' ine summer. Mesdames Ella Galloway, K.ein me Peopler. end dnutfht.orw, of?Axken. Mr. Willie Mobloy of Johnston were Sunday puests of Mr. end Mrs. W.B. Ha/zard. They ropuitetl uu-xm joy able evening^.. - The following hoys: Robert L. Hammond, Mc.Clifton Peterson, George Raiford and II. Brooks, alonir with thoir Aer. teacher Mr. I F. G irdner left Monday for the Roys Air. camp, near Orangeburg1.1 Misses Annie and Carrie Barnes| have our deepest syninathy i n the loss of their grandmother. Misses Jessye and Thomasena Hammond spent Sunday out o f town. "Mis. C. E. I)a\is' mother and! sister were visitors- at -chur-h on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs-. Turner of Greenwood were visitors in town Sunlay. Mrs. K. B. Watt on is back i.n town. Mr. James Ellison left, for New York Monday. See Robert L.- Hammond for The Leader. " ? Johnston news Services were good at Retliel C.M.E. chin eh on Sunday. We were vei*y glad to have had the R'-v. ft: ftr 11illicit oT ( oliunliia with ns A1.:rv 1 o: ? hi- ;r null pieacn.l He?delivered a splendid messnpro to the members and friends.. We invito Rev. Gilbert to oonio ajrnin. The Women's Missionary Society of t.ho Mt. Zion Rapt ist church met 011 Sunday afternoon Mis. Noah Amos presided. A very interesting mooting was held. Misses ltuth Forrest and Ora Belje Pope motored to Edprefieldj and Rettis Academy on the 4th. I ->Mr. Mimnaufjh Amos and Missj Dorothy Dixon motored to New"j hon'y . 11 Sunday. Mrs. Annie- Harrison and Mi-ss , Annie Louise Harrison motored to Auuusta, Ga. 011 Saturday. Mrs. A. M Snann and little Miss Vivian spent the fourth of July in Ratesburir and I.eesville with relatives and frientl"S. Miss Hat tie Miles spent the 4th >f July in Batesburj? as p;u*st of j Mis. C'orene Etheridpfe. Mr. and?M n .- Wallace Bland and?laupfhter. Grace, spent the, 1th of July in Saluda, S. P. wi-th relatives. - Rev. R. II. 'Gilbert, Mrs. Martini Richardson. Little Miss Vera Rich. I ardsoii, Mr. and Mis. Eddie Wil-j liams of Columbia were the Sun-! day e nests of Mrs Hat tie Ross. { Sirs. W. M. Singleton will leave Saturday for Richmond, Va., and liciuiiaik, S. ('. where she will visit relatives and. friends. Mr. James Foirest was the Sunlay truest <> ' Miss Ruth Forrest. Mrs. Grace Blocker of Augusta was the srucxt of Mrs. Fannie Si Miphter, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray and ( ^el'fjr/ising": a/X<yu^ i - I"1" / ^ m Saturday, July l5, 1939 4 PROFESSIONAL CARDS OOfcoOC CiOOOODQi>OiS&XHXC*XCve i DR. J. G. STTTART Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Classes Fitted Accurately Office Hours: Telephone* JLL:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 46ft. 6:00 to 8:00 P. M. . Office 379v Office: Residence 2070 Taylor Ft 1.317 Pine St DR. A. R JOHNSON fVRCEON I Office: 1.32.7 1-2 Assembly St f t Phone 3466 . Residence: 919 Oak Street | :?-? ?Phone BW-: REV. J. H. JOHNSOft notary pubi/ic (Mice; 2029 Marion Street -t Dealer in Real Estate, perform. | marriage ceremonies, writos will* deeds, mortgages, claims, etc. * ' Call to Sec Him Oflice Phone 8407 Res. 67&i DR. H, H. COOPER -DENTIST Special Attention Given to Di?- -Avases of the Gums Goltj Crown *?nd Bridge Work A Specialty OHit'e Phone ".429 Rec. 8264 V25 Washington St. Col'a.. S. C 1 Olcc ll< -.rs. Telephone: I 11 A. to 2 P. M. Res. 8871 1 > P. X. t.; 8 P. M. ! P \ W D. Chappelle i P y?.. ian and Surgeon Pis. is; < ?.! Women .and Childreh | A ijj.e. !;..ty ; . e: Residence: St 1101 Pino St Oolurobi >. S. C. i Ij'N.ne 7*11 | All n f Dental Work I Dr. L.>J. Hallman DENTIST RAINLESS EXTRACTIONS ^ j Snncl'Tjs by Appointments ' Office: 1-2 Gervais St. Columbia, S. C. j Office Hour.-.. Telephones, i 8CiO A.M. to 7.00 P.M. Office 60Si Residence 8873 ? ? !>i\ D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Fillir. ST-;. Plates Crowns, Bridge? A nest Ik. sia*. a Specialty VF.E HAIRLONGER \ Wonderful Hair Grower Makes I he Hi ir grow Long, Full ..and 1 ii\iiiiant.?A Fair Trial will ? prove its Womleii'ul Worth , j ilairlonut-r (--.rower ; ^ 2it 1 Pressing Oil 25c j Po> f>ge 10c. , ALS1K r. WYNNE, Box 2 1, Clio, S. ('. tH Mutual Funeral Home S North Church St. I Manninc:, S. C. "COMPLETE ANI) DEPENDABLE SERVICE" License;! lOmhalmers and Funeral Directors I ' | | ..Phone Day or Night 202 L L LANCE, Jr.. Pres. i 1 ' rom to*orvr rr.-trrrtea*. Counts Drug Store . ORES! KJPTIONS COMPOUND I D A > WRITTEN BY YOUR ^ DOCTOR A FuTTT.lTne r.f Toilet Article* l 1 . VVA-JtlllVll'I'nV QTTJT?!?*. PHONE 2 1967 * &&?>?> I'.v.oio <: :>.< mcecaececoeKh i Mr. Floyd Palmer ofj Augusta, Ga. J weri' the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. \V. (?vay, Mrs. Jane Gray and Mrs. M. E. McPherson on Sunday. Mr. C. P. Pope is ill at this writing. We hope he will soon be better. Mr. A. 11. Harrison is quite busy these days painting. Mims- I.atson ~ Miss T.ntiva Lee I,atS6h ftnd Mr.? Tolhcrt Minis were married on Friday July 7, at the home of the I bride's mother, Mrs. Allen Padget, with the Rev. W. M. Singleton, pcrfo. ruing the ceremony. The en..plo are making their fl l- ir.-e on Bland Avenue. PATRONIZE OUR ' \ ADVERTISERS