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Page 2 it r JJalmrtta ?Iraftrr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. 3 Entered at the Post Office at Comatter by an Act of Congress. SUUSCRIPTIONS One Year .... .... |2.00 Six Months .... 1.26 Three Months .... 75 Single LOopy , .05 PoKr.IC;^~"Al?S EKTISING?" AGENCY VV. B. ZIIHTXCCTCOB S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Otlicial Adver . tiscn.rnts r>t the rate allowed by law. The Leader will publish brief andj rational letters on Subjects erfr general interest when they are accompanied bv?thr?names and addresses of the nuthcrrs and are not of a defamatory nature? Anonymous communications will not be noticed. Rejected mar.u scripts will not be returned. GEO. II.. HAMPTON. Publisher E. I'llII.IP EI.LIS ... Field Agent L. G. BOWMAN, Circulation M*?r. 1'EMITTANCES Clucks. IVstfU and Postal or Ex. pros Mifncy Orders should be made p: cable .to the order of j ?t?Tin- Palmetto leader. Communications intended for the| cunent issue must be very brief) ' and should reach the editorial desk not later than Tuesday of each week"," City, news,1 locals Wednesday; Telephone 4523 Saturday. December 9; 1939 MOM'MKNTAI. ' achikykmentst beautiful campns of Benedict col ?hTrey>?is iti.-'nirine. to say?rht~ . i1 *. in in 'in mi' ninnunu'iiuii \ hiownierts of President J. .1 Starks durine the short period of The \\??t::es's dormitory, the tfy-m.? thi-. A-nt-b"M- c; aptd -;t!>il-tKe commodious and handsome iu;%y_lihrary are amomr the substantial improvi ni< t-.'s added to the eollcCT' pimp?iuri' 11?th,. ii.'.minist rat ion of . 11 i ? '.'Vi !it lender. 3-^? ?? I ? ^T.t?-k- "'is [t man oT few =a^-T?ri'".- ;irht ^ nenet.i ate the rni-'d- e.f all persons who oh-"' .-er*.t> elos, !v his activities a? d the irmw'h ?:. ' expansion of the in., -t 'o-ade ! by him. W>. S:: 111;s -h res equally in ne'' a \eMi-pts. Th,,. public k??-w-. a-s a faithful worke: who ha,'-.riven f<?rtv years of hiph f--r the advance- . ' inert of youmr people. It i- generally sai<i that Presi . d<nt -'ra k- i, a safe leader and tha? his adv/e bus been a source . of rplti a-.! encouraevment to mnnv rae, ,men and women. People like til seek the COUnsil of a leader who has such a nohb V".?ttv?pi ement.?A rmm- who ' as wroui;;-t well and who stands upon a monument of ae'r if.\vm< "', is in a position, to advi?(, vuut p mer. and women, and they a:. <.. - 'ealy to seek hiaev; ' *Tr th'-; '"atTempt TocHaTlone, t?'re no: ploxihjj problems of life. . ? p.' .1. ,I_.stj.,tLtip, to_.his credit mauv monumental achievements xnar win n>i r.!r? <l by generat!or;s wK>. will. eon0 thi-. way in .llutiuii-t viiai^. ^ -> ?=!? = The Rmti-t. nod Methodist neopic?nearly 200,000?love Allen ? J . V lull* R?*vetlic.t college Mar"y are the illustrious sons and w' r? sing the tunes of the!' Alma 'Maters and are willing to continue to invest their , i-ecf. two institutions located in the capital city which ic co - .the Athens of South Carolina. Give Dr._.i>. R. Higgrns .' >! II? has already laid the 'foundation for a great college sy-teni correlated in every way with Kenedict. (live Dr. lliggins ten Vear.s of loyal support and we f shall see many monumental achieveTrionts to'T),. -enjoyed by the children of tomorrow. Ten years rs a short ""span for the continuous administration of a college president. ALLEN IMVERSITY Aid MM ?"HIK DRIVK" I "Drives" are being- put ott for various purposes by a number of institutions?churches taking the lead. The recent drive for fund to build a library at Allen has , been organized thoughtfully and in gaining momentum. The funds . raised ai> being ''ear-m2rked". They are under maragement of a ( special beared of finance, and President Mims and his executives are j anxiotfs to publish periodically att~i persons who contribute a dollar or more. Publicity relieves nuspic- 1 ion. i , ^ - - ?.??^?.?a?. Another faetor- in- the Allen's Alumni drive is noticable. They have the* support and confidence of the young men and fljomen graduates of the school. The present alumni is a nucleus of a more powerful organization in the future. The efforts being putforth u\ rvuvu n tuumiu ur^> inure man grandiloquent. They come at a time when the college faces many urgent and imperative needs. | "The Old Gray" :! X My X i X Rev. E. PhlllD E1B? X 3 The second Sunuoy In Decern her has been designated frn- th* --ale of .Christmas Seals. I'm a fi r id the Negroes have noi ?a-vrght-the vision--aa to whit it?h all about when it comes to Chris iiias ceius stamps. iSo money ir America does more for sating lif? fnd tffe hoillth of a communitj than that coming from such seals Thr drrnded disease consumptior :hat kills thousands of inhabitants?including?Negroes?is?wrpec out from the money .coming from these Seals . Pinehavch in CharFeston' is only one of the thousands of such institutions established to cure this loathsome disease. The gospel of good health is next to n. if soul saving, and any man who is not interested in preserving his body has little respect for ';is soul,, Think of it if every Ncr gvo in South Carolina \v>r't t pin haj,e five cents worth of Christinas Seals " how many persons would be cured of this awful* ilis: so. I ?r. C. S.- Losbettor of Chtr leston heads the sale drive for ' i.rioos and we are hoping this year'to dispose of more seals than .vm?tx fore In the histor y of this leston we hope for the- entire state The white people ar bea'.iiig us alfive to one. Let us get busy hi- yea';*- as never before. .Masonic Grand l/odge -i-Qo?ga-jmd coinniunu;i tion ot Frec a Accepted Mason's will convene n Co'umbin next week. From all pyeui nines thi.i still bo the grind t st.?-ion for many years. Grand i J.'S. St; abac'-; has mfu-eii T.c\v l'te in the entire cider in tin. .1.1 .siia tion. New"*" orders havu been reinstated and many tw.an t ncial mombeis. liive returned tu the fold. We can truthfully sa\ that the order in this state is now running in high gear. Grand Sec TeTaryyJ. E. Dickson h.?s almost ".in the salvation of the entire , der. His elect tion wt-j a stroke 111 the right direction. He came ii to'office lor such a time as this Come to Columbia next week both, financial ami nonfinnncial members, and you will be inspired . s~ iuwef Wfofe" in the history crt your life.' (leneral Conference Delegates whi.h closed last week completed ? ')ii> ?' li-j-t of delegats for the ensuing GeneruI~CoTiTel'lU:(!.' u hi eh will convene in Detintif^ May 1640 Palmetto Con fere nee? Minis tv >' aid Rev. T. J. Miles, 1230 Pine St., Columbia; J". K, Thomas, 1618 N. Coit St., Florence; and E. Philip Kilis, 211 Ashley Ave., Charles>11; J. H. Heck, lieorgetown, B. O. Box?? ~~ .sorthease Conference? Ministeraial: Revs. A. P. Spears, 21 ouncil 8t.. Mim-i'i; J. S. Coe, 214 McFarland St., Florence; and I. . Jai.victtv, Darlington, Box 174, lay roessrs. J. H. Bethea, Mul .ins. Route, 1. Box 76; R. C. C'raw.ord R;ans; and M. S. Salley, 336 Ct/lumbia Conference? Ministerial:, Row II. I). Ramsey, Wedge leid. Route 1, Box .48; 0. C. Dunham, 1308 McDulTie Ave., Colunv la and T. II. Addison, 1303 ; St.. Cohrnvtiaday Messers. Sam ei \\ iiiu ms, uaniDen, nouie Box 131, H. B. Kicks id, Prosperty, Box 83; and P. J. Cc/rloy 1311) inc St., Columbia. South Carolina Conference-Miust-iial: Kev. J..K. Beard, 18 Feix St., Charleston; K. E. Brodgen 14+4?As-Mey A-ve CharieHt+m; rmd L. I.. Farmer, "ICottiSeville; lay .lc--rs. Pohn A. Harris, 49 Norman St., Charleston; N. P. Grant, Aaterboro; and J. W. Gilliird, 20 ' Vail St.. Charleston. m<>nt ("o'fif.r*rcH0*? Minis rij): Kev. \V. S. Mini.-, Abbeville Box -1-17; J. C. - Quartos, Green .ood, Box 208; and E. F. Johnson Ninety Six, Box 203: lay Messrs Prof. S. G. Garrett, 2112 Lady St., oluiubii ; Miss Hattie E. Perrin Bradly. Box 19; and Prof. W. A. \ hi e. .Gray Couit, Box 306. < 'enter?,1 Conference-?Minister* al- Revs. 1'. ,.\. Parker, Sumter. Box 917; B. F. Hilderbi and, 4C Dutton St., Orangeburg; and J. J t?m??t??n, Witerb<?<>; lay Messrs, R. G. Oliver. Summerton, R.F.D.; iB. Rivers, Remini; and H. L Pinknt v. Russel St., Orrhgeburg. An Intrusion We heir an invilnffv for Ha vino anything to say about The South i rolina f onference, even mentioning her delegates. The old Mo her nude choice of another for it secular. prfesS reporter, and hence -o doings were released. Were it nont for our mentioning it prior to opening day the citizens of r.harleston as a whole wcruld not e known such a meeting was n town. As it was.-vsome people ame by the church on Saturday, I'd asked what big funeral was wing conducted. The appointnonts only were released by the ?l i. TI r MAYBE SO AN (By W. fl. < ? * * < s*> IKK^V-XK^xW-M-X-KK-X-H L . A PLACE ] .1 "A place for everything and ev -|-eeyihing4n4ts place," Fine, old a . | dage. To put that old adage into f practice is finer, The results are .finest. | 11 I met you somewhere, other | than a home, Madam, could you i tell me the very?spnt. wherw yopr dishrag might* be found? Whcto do yoCf keep your1 house shoes c* slippers? Mr. Man, could you tell me to go to your room, look "in a certain place and find your keys or that other pipe of yours? Where do you keep your juimmer and nails? *t WeH-, folks, very few people have a special place for anything. ' Many people have to look for the ' i be washed. Many people, especially ? J -11 -- * !-- 1 uuie-a, uress uu over me nouse. f j reporter. There were important doings of tliat meeting that should i j have been published, such ag the; . j unique ai'iangement of the, pash-turs^cccentiiin nroirrani. the bis ' hop's impartii.'I rulings, the Con- j lerence resolutions of endorseinents, which hsd something to do with the'pastor, and the hospital-) i ities of the church membeis, to-ge her with the citizens. For i'if- j teen years we were press reportei j 1 toi all the conferences save this, one which elected its own repoi ter' -tir" Wo""confefeiici s. The first was at St. George. At thi] conference we reported just the same, and allov.ct the pay to go to their e .lectin! reporter. They would have 'gotten nu- news otherwise. It would have been as the session in t.'hai lestoh. Negroes will have te learn that white papers * reset vv :i:v light t<> si.-y wiK> shall wrtti _a.lt: he in. !_:. 1 w... w .; te : a: > it; - this state matte: s a" . .r.i.s w: 1: gi "...e waste-, has;, lilt. 1 W; s ti-ii.; t V t..e lie'-'- s * eil.t. ; that :: the i ui m -.r.ei cit.... a. unheal news, it ??u.a Oe a y .e..for the-benefit of the- ie-aiie-.s ano 111' 1?lilt- >an.i' .-I'll :t tl'.e-y ill... 1 was tent that a eolU.eie-Uei wa> held w i. tv' UK- enn i TeTKKT" prcsibill?, and decided ttiat 1 be1 loll* to ; neither campus an.; would not be named then se-cu.a; puss 1 rcpoitei. Now wnat has camp t ..I v>i.!i con fei dice doings 1> m-I not tla- datv -of the reporter to re lease tile trai t action of that eon Iei eilex ! \\ c 11^ t hcTe"is one thttr?.11: - the old mothei's "cami 1 1'eVei ' kept llei . Sessioji p linos V a 1 secret in this Metropolitan t ity. 1 was told lhi.t the camp idea was ? also in tile Noithei.st Conference, | and hence I was expecting it. But l.hat hitth ( hrmtmn penileman, I)r. A. P. Sp&ars, w; s the -1. first to have Dr.-T.- J. Miles en luoised fc?x the bishopric by his eoi , i -.nu i.en.e. Then when t nothei ' was .nominated lor seefilar pn-ss j?repot U i nearly olio half a dozei ' were on tin* floor to nominate us ' So we saw there was no "camp r~TeVin^ttTerNow?wh.-n c: inn i to the mother conference where {we were associate! with the lea (tiers in inteidenominational unioi and A.M.E. alliance we felt that I ... i i ....I.e. .it ..i.: , It wuu?l< L.V <1 nuiiuvi 1UI MllJI | but,, rt ast we must conclude that mi fie ministers among us have to Ion little fllVthl'j- tl> hp W'hltt .Ipsus Chris: expects of them. But .should the mother (pardon us lot ; this interference we shall have J nothing mote to say ibout them, j now, henceforth and forever more, i "Let us advance on our knees.'' i ST. Ll'IyJS A.M.E. CHURCH -j-??R?v,t K.i Philip Ellis, Pastor ~ Charleston, C.? Sister Elise .Myers, noted evangelist, preached a wonderful setmon l'oj- us last i Sunday morning. The entire congregation was made t^.. rejoice. , Rev. William W. Short:Id was real j'lir.e Sunday night. Brother Isaac 'jtckson was advanced from. Junl-ior to Senior Steward and Bro. Rul'us Wtight trkes his place on the Junior Steward board. Bro of the official board with Bro. Ji s per Capers, assistant; Bro. Philip Myers was appointed Holy Stew aid by the pastor. Sunday "will be lour tirst quarterly conferencp and ! I>r. J. L. Benbow, P. E., will nrearli hnth mnminc* at H -? I T O V TtH.llft I See James Singleton every Satui Hay morning for The Palmetto ^ Leader. I CHESTER PARAGRAPHS | Mr. Goler Lander, of New York City, spent Sunday here with his cousin Miss Maria Alexander. He ' has been visiting his father, Mr. Fred Lender in High Point, N.C. Mi. i<nd Mrs. Wade Blackwell erf Union passed thru here -Sunday after, spending the day in Rock iw." ! Mrs. Elva J. I.owry Wilson oi Spartanburg was in the city two Saturdays i/go accompanied by her mother with whom she had Tveen visitfng for the week end at their home in Lauins. The body of Rev. Mr. Smith a former pastor of Metropolitan A. M.E.Z. church was brought here from Charlotte Sundry and buried in Benson cemetery Mir. Georgia Crosby died Sat. I urday a ther home on Graham St. after a lingering illness. She had spent nuny years in Chicago but came home a few years ago. Funeral services were held Monday ' at Mtropolitan AMEZi church. The death of Mr. Onoal McLur IE PALMETTO LEAfiEF I) MAYBE NOT ] j Muckleiord) *j I FOR THINGS "Where did I put my so_and_so_ I had it on yesterday, now I can' my tie clasp, my lazor blades Common questions are they all. If I had to place a bet on thi things.in.place business, (I'd be ^ on jusipoiie thing. I'd bet my las ' cTiTii dime that e\ erybeily~a millioi ?mj]es away from homecould tel me just the very spot I would fin< my family Bible. Why? It's nevei moved from it's place of ornameni and so stays put all of the time Maybe so and" maybe not._but bet. ? Listen: More time is lost HUNT ING for things than is spent ir USING things, believe it or not I don't care. : Rights Reserved kin it his home on Walker Street Saturday, after an illness of a j week, was a great shm-k t# every. I one. He was quite a young mi n. Fo; several months he was em. ployed at the Abel's. Automobile Healers where Fords are sold, and was much liked by his employers, lie was the son of Mr. trnd Mrs. Uwight McLurkin, of the county. lie was an industrious, and polite young man and numbered h i s friends by hundreds both white and coloud. Physicians and relatives worked ft nKTully withhim jxighL-and day trying to alleviate h;? surfering. The whole town syni patiiizes with the bereaved families. Funeral services will be eon ...uetcd?TticSii; y t rrcon it 2:U0 o'ckck a: Pleasant View Motno..a.vch. where the decease : a a.- :i. iv.r.rber. ar.d w:i. o *. tr.i <.tntctcry tn*. w;tr. ar ii.. ... 5>: -nr.. ..:v.a.. t. Bv.-. -.m- 'r u :t. y.:~ r.-ti"..-. .. .... MbLurk.: ;.:;u ;h:\<. # .. - v.? .JU, k'. 1' V I..:. kt!'..; M . iicLurk!::, vB : '.V.' * is. a!1.' 'i : C k.y k . > Mcl.i-r.cster li'Vr' ai I'.'.vU'l "V'. :. A - ... !a it..ki! U. kl 1 f y V v vd?nt.' \V ; t !"i its dowr.y .silk int.: st c.rivet W.-.- cc'-el vu w;t.Il -heaUtltlli tio.il Oc *.gV.s :: t:.c main i!icr.us treat ; ra; wr. .it. a:: . 'cob . v.i. I'u >. . g E.-.v. Ii.e . t vesby?preached??' tilie ai?? 1 me... ill. v.a- burn..; Ai.n Mts< i.i. . honors. N. J., flew to Cin rlottc m an air ' plane joined his sisur.s there am: ntotoud o'i here for tile luiiera of his trotiir, Mr Uneal McLurkw: ; Mm. lluttie Burgett spent c -few ill y-S- Hist uer-k-if, VVacn.-n-a '.oil 1). C. I .Mr. J. A M, Lean, traveling salesman 1\'.? Cannonlenc Com 11.11, y \ ' i:i n l(i;i. \v;l.? ir -he i'lt\ Sundi?i'i <:nv h1 ivim?"i A .u - > i lieorirt M:. Will I'aden is quite sick."1 'his h.-nie on Salu. a Road. P~"7IT>: Hrnlia Ioossh?H-tm4 Pittsburgh, Petin. is visiting liei t paiin:s .Mr. i nd Mrs. Rich: it Rood, Columbia Street. Mrs. Ah. tvie Eaton is entertaining a feu friends at her home on Center St 1 in honoi of Mrs.. Harris on Tucs. day night. : Prof. T. P. Hammonds wil si ft it in in eh: pel at Friendshij College, Roek Hill, Wechu-s ".ay ot "The Value of Insurance." Grand Master Stanback and'?v\ oral Mi.sons front here i re look, i ing forward to attendance at tht jGtand I.odge in Columbia nexi j week. A gieat meeting is antici. pi ted. Mr. Hi ltd . Cog ..pent a day lasl week with his mother, Mrs. Lfx.zit C. Foster. Mrs. Foster had spent the weekend with nor a few weeks piior to his-visit, and'enjoyed hei stay very much. The death of Presiding Elder F!owe ol" the A. M. E. Zion Church in Rock Hill was sid and shocking news to friends here, who extend to the family heartfelt sympr.th. and Mrs. Alexander Davis, York Road extension, they entertained in honor of the hu.riiage of Mr, Ji nics F. McCollough and Miss Ilattie McLellan, who have been wedded more than a year. A tie. Ilitious turkey supper >vas served Mr. McColk/.igh is a enduate ot Benedict College. Mrs. McCol. lough is n graduate of Finlcy high school and an Adult teacher in the I county. Fiiends wish them much j happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lilly, Miss Fannie B. Ct swell and Miss Leila Woodward motored to Charlotte Sunday for the funeral of their re lativc, Mi'. IlOlly. ~ Mr. and Mis, II. Lilly had as their guests Wednesday, their re. Ittives,-Mr. David Holly, Mrs. Es 1 ther Henderson, Detroit;' Mr. and Mrs. Millard Holly, Not folk, Ya.; and Mrs. Nettie Williams of Phila delphia, Pa. At the fair grounds, -Friday niuht the TTst lootbt.H game o?, the season was played between Finley Hi and Wilkerson lli of Orange, burg. The score was 7?0 in favor of Finley Hi. At the end of the tirst half, the high school stu. dents in daik shirts marched on the. field tnd made the letter (F) for Finley Hi and then made the letter (W) for the visiting team. Miss Annie Abraham was crownod "Miss Home Coming," her class lO.R having raised tho highest a mount of money.$23.30. The to. tal amount from all high school J I .. H classes was $04.00. The grand t< ^ tai collected for the gt me was l* S13G.30. Coaches Atkinson ant j. Harden aie very proud of the vi< I* tories won by their squad; out ol C nine games played they lost onlj ! one. * Miss A. N. Lindsay of Finlej Hi faculty speqt Sundny after. ~ lioun it~ fier home fh RoCk 11 i 1 ~ with her father, Prof Lindsay ^ principal of West End school, whc , Mrs. Lucy Mackey is on the sick list. 8 Prof. T. Simpson, of Rock Hill, * spent Saturday heie. ^ The County Teachers' Associa * tion w; s IfHFlitted ~b}?moat r.ll of ] the teachers of the county and * town Saturday morning at Finley r High School. President S. L. Fin. t ley, presided. Miss Cleopatra * Spann, secretary, read very ccm 1 cisc minutes t.ftd leeorded the pro ceeuings. ' Miss M. D. Kelly called ' the roll. Much business was trail 1 saeled, after which the teachers * went to. classes taught by Misses 44^-J?^4^sselLand JDtm^Ljohn.son. I The next meeting will be Decern. I her lbth. ^ ^ i ST. JAMES A-M.E. CHURCH -1 - Rev. C. A Stroud, Pastor few turned out yesterday to greet the pastor upon* his return. The pastor delivered an interesting mes sage at the mornir ting's service and the evening as well. The annual conference held in St Paul, Raleigh, was a very interest ing session. Many visitors from J ?many fLlac.es. .were there.__ Noj changes were mad,, in the major" appointmers. The next conference \va- m ted to go to Kittrell Col lege. t'he Sunday School h <l on by! Mrs. M. J. Sloan is pla :tir,g a big affair for the Christmas 0;ca^ion 1 Ruth Tinman. Reporter Mil.LER CHAPEL * ? E. CHI ROI Rev. I . G. liownien. Pastor w v've r. : '. ?* i in th .c'-u.ch work wv'e r. ; ' i-r. any.' where it gov? vi:j; y:t saying :r.o:r.bvr? who hec'ect cHv.tvh duties without a ju<t cause will stun ' ' "I 1. ' s I ' ;) io'r.u-v h : velvet" to ootr.nv.:r.c on the !. , :'t' "it" n ints' out th,i fac'. i. > 'V- k ami he prayer. Th0 fathers and" m titers <>f wsterday would never, neglect or foi get communi'on (lay-?why \vt> -:Iti w., foi'tret The supplement of last Sun lav's rivi fro Mr- 1. M. Gi'der 1)i'Mlfrv< , up her total group ^20.1 A. Tin suppL-nunr tr TTvs 5v IT M? r | h n-i<'ht he" ! !"VI> rj. to SlA.-IfV Total amount rai~cd for trustees i ?" " ?he month e: ding Nov 30th L $88.51. To" tH,-. otYlchtf?bound?rrrcrtrrtr list Monday night Prof. U S. Gallman ami Bro. M. L. I.asaine discussed tl\e shortage of the ?,?ti word.- and motioned thaJ a. ' -po-ril nHi'riiiL' will tw tt-Ki'il I'"' on the fourth Sunday to the Am? I of $.1.00 each to supplement then -The?ftith. -Smulav will he k <\\1i ; ?; Missionary day and each :veio1 ber rs hereby asked to pay 2Fv I for the noble cause. A program ; will he snon-ored by the president . and members of the society. On Monday am) Tuesday ni*?. j I >ee. 111h an<1 12th it rrrm whrr , was born blind atd has been blind t for thirty seven years who recent ly received his siirh? through" tve . spiritual power will preach and lecture and perhaps heal those who will com,, out and-hear* h-im.. lie is[ the first cousin of do,.* Louis and is now tourng the state. He also I was lamt> from?Lis?birth; at cmo j time h.. was cast out to die. Thou t sands both white and colored are around jiim. dSttyrTTc <vi 11 be here l just twn Lights, i Get vo';r Christmas cards from Rev. Bowman who will, print yon<| rnme on each card. He hns all colors and nil kinds'at vo'ir di:t posnl. Fifty for onlv $1.00. See him today am] give him your or- j I dor. Tie will deliver them to you j within five days or less. aho-t your pastor and the small I children and row is the -.tire t<" prep- i t? for the same. Rrother G. 0. Williams, Mrs. i Dolphine Spe:i 'man. Mrs. .Tn- ic! Nance. >Miss Minnie Dewalt. Mrs. Daisy Glenn and Mrs. T.. I. Pratt , are all on the'improved li-st. t Come to church. Go to church. ! RAI.TIMORE, MI). NEWS j I i 1 ty (Mrs.) I.ouise Gore Douglass ,! M;?< Hnltie Rates and Mr. John , rrie B. Gore werP Mrs. Para G ' . Rndds an'! Mrs. ~ Louise Gore i day night guests were Mr. Isaac La Board, Mrs. Marv' Rneo. Miss Edna Hope, Mr A ndrew^-Washing?t |'ton. !. Mr. and Mrs. H K. Mobley ave ? a<? guests-their mint from Chester I ,s. c. . - I On ci^k list are Mrs Nora Rei*d.( m'>- a d M.? Painh Silver's hnsj a very beautiful lunch room on! T "vi?fton street. Miss Mamie i Ruth Bryant, a very beautiful girl is the assistant. Mt. Hebron Baptist church had its usual services at the regular hour with Rev. M. Flowers, pastor ' t Mt. Moriah Raptrst church aLo I held its usual service* with Rev, I Greene, pastor. | Services at Friendship Raptisi Rev. H. Jackson, pastor at the us usal hour. 1 Morning; Star Raptist church > ppstorcd by Rev. Garnett carried 5 on as usual. 1 Sweet Hope "Baptist church with : Rev. Tilghnian pastor, held servic f e? as usval. '' All public schools, colleges ai d j institutes wjU.eloso Dec. 20th, 1930 ' and ooen January 2, 1010. I Sunday night. Miss Christine I Johnson aril her hoy f riend, Mr , Robert Brown were Mrs. Louise ' vorc uougiass- gliosis. ; CCC boys spent the week end I with hi* mother, Mrs. Bertha Pal >. nicr. He enjoyed his stay here j with relatives immensely. FLOHENl-fi N?WS I. M. Stokes, Reporter I Mrs. Jessie Dickson was hostess j Wednesday evenir g to the Stitch and t'-hat club at the home of RJrs Margaret Robinson. Jackson St., Darlington. S. C. The house was beautifully decorated with w<hite and yellow chrysanthemums while ; the members chatted they were busy making beautiful crorhet, ap J ' plique and embroider pieces. Two delicrous courses were sor j ved by the hostess assisted by Mrs. RobijJsonr^1 - 1 Tlrn moioKono ? > -- - ' " - . . ... im-imH i rrrt'?if WtllWS : | Mrs. I.il!i;in Brown, Mrs. EfTic Strothor, Mrs.?M?(X,?I.novy,?Mrs. Gordon Williams, Mrs. Jessie fr:uct Robinson, Mrs. Madeline Black, Miss Rerniro Miller. Miss, j Clemmie Brown. Mvss. Olcmmie Sticker, Miss Thomnsina GallfGiftsJj l Si .00. to $3.00 ^?:? ? iOIT $1.50 to ,>2.501 ^ J55 c to $2.00 f& $2x00~-$3.50?Ji v ' 1 V / *. .A V '>1 ^ X 1409 |* ' -' :~ V V > >< > < ><? < < <? v<. y.'JZ'OOOOOOOOjCfe^OOIC^ | L KK VY'S | FUNERAL H0M1 o I nd< rtnking and Em^almi 8 ?SI.OCAN? 8 I -OVVEIl PRICES \M?U !.AN( K SERVICt S "As .Near As Your Nearest Phv* g' TTaTvTiuTre h'Hi "?av, S. $ ' i?31 lA' LOit ST COLUMl 0 f'HOvK A276 8 < fiOOP (lggp Saturday, December 1939 ; man and Miss Cnmillc Loevy. The | next meeting will be with Miss Clemniie Rtrother, 201 N. Coit St. Prof, and Mrs. L. V Walker and family of Greenwood spent the j week end in the city with relatives ( "> ami M.s. Dock Davi? and famny. . ' ' Mrss Sheldona Whitfield of Orangeburg was ?n the city on last Sunday for a few hours. The?anmni lnnthnll KmwuwI ? was held or: Friday night. They ? all pntoyed ?> nlea?aot evening. Little I. IM. Stokes, Jr., celebrated his. first birthday on Saturday, Dec. 9th. Send all news to I. M. Stokes before Tuesday ^ eBCfc week. blackstock news The officers and members of the Chirstinn Home Burial Aid society No. 54 gave their president a warm reception at the home of sirstor R. Stroncs>. The guests were ser-ved with hot soup ar.d many other delicious things. This was the first time the members had a chance to show their president, Mrs. Sallie Hemphill how they appreciate-her service as a ? iresident. f?he works to the best wlvnntaee of all the members and to know her is to lovP her. The lodtre is in better shape today- as it ha? eve>- been and as lnnc n? we keep Mrs. Hemphill as head * there frs no way for it to fail. The Rev. Stephenson was presort and trade som0 timely remarks. or Him ??? | I \ ; V a?_ V $5.00 to $12.50 ^ 25c- 50c y&w i 25c to $1.00 * LAND 1 MAIN ' | " i _ ? I HA ^ 8- 1<W7. M?n?g?r ffi * >OopocH^i3?a^orrqs? 'uuwatt ^^Qrasins d/JCMOl