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[Pftfft 6 NEWBERRY NEWS Christmas , was very merry for fell in our city.. .The colored com- | inanity Christmas tree at Calvary Pr?byWriftw,?Friday,?Dee;?2?ndy brought cheer to over one hundred children and adults. They were ent from the American Legion and Mothers' club under the three tion of Mrs. F. D. French. The committee in charge of them were Mrs. E. H. Allen, chairman: Mes K- dames L. I. Pratt and Charity Montgomery and Miss Anllie I Jones. We thank Messrs H. But ir~lerr S. W. Allen, Sr.. and C. W. Tamaa V> n i. ? naLMornrt/vi TVio r wiico xvi tiicu nooiovaiivc. a m ? speakers for the occasion wers Rev S* C. A. Colcote (white) and Rev. L. & G. Bowman, paste- of Miller Char K el AME church. We are asking the cooperation1 of' all of the col r? ored churches and-cittrens foi?a greater number of gifts, foods and1 r toys for the needy this year. All of the Sunday schools in the jL city._had very good Christmas trees and exercises for their pur' pile. Misses Alberta and Annie DanSals spent the holidays with Dr. Samuel Daniels and family at Jacksonville, Fla. They reported ra very pleasant trip. Mr. Bishop Porterfield was the guest of hi8 mother and family "?during the holidnyo. Miss Georgia M. Robinson sp^ni the holidays with her relatives ir | Greenvflle. . M*-s. Loeind" Tfrown who ra now . residing in Baltimore was guer \ of her relatives and friends. . Sr\mo r>f nnni1? ?pon in thr city during the Christmas seaso bwere: Messrs George Singleton. Coli Gilliam, Johr Calhoun. Gene^ Gilliam, Eugenia Allen, Daohnc ^oleman, Elsre Gallman, Estei ap Gallman. Dorothy Gilliam * mes Ruff. Frank Toland, Waltm ' Robinson, Vivian-Ruff, Helen -fiw man, Addie Hare, Daisy But leiMildred Stephers, Jerome Petti Theodore and Grady Butler. Tal I - mage Martin, S. Burton. Joseph ? Johnson, Miss , Lueile Caldwel' Hobart Hare, Richard Nance, Htf * redd Abrams, Allen Nance, Judsor Nance, K*to Coleman. Robert Me Morris, Ethel Mae Coleman, Haltv Margaret and Louis^ Alexander 'Ruth Cheeks, Lillie and Lizzie Gall man, Norma Sena Bates. Earootrne Burton. Marian Watkins, G. J ? an Herry, Cecil Jones, Mr. Paul Brown. Jr., from Atlar ta, Ga., visited his relatives ar friends during the holidays. He went td Baltimore with his mother ! [Mrs. Lucida Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Colum bia were the guests of her pa i' rents Mr. and Mrs. C. W .Tones Mrs. Ida Rutherford spent the liolidavs with her relntivy in-N? ^ Mrs. Rosa Lee Lyles was th< guest of relatives during the ho' r . idavs. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gallmnn an'1 ^ Mrs. L. I Pratt motored to Sumter to visit relatives. Others ir.1 the city during the he idays were Messrs Od<dl Flovd Robert Grav. U. S Gallman, Jr.: William Rovd, - Mh?*es Jaun;fJones, Angetojaie : Young, Leola Rutherford, f The quests of Dr. and Mr. J. E. Grant during the holidays were Rev. and Mrs. S. II. Fiin^ho of Orangeburg: Mr. and Mrs. C E. Wilson o* Union; Misses Emm., and Ruby Funchess and J. Tayh of Orangeburg. 1?G ^1y?r v??Ch yT pb Rev. A. H. Reasoner. pastr>9 g. sod r.na?"p service" were largely attended fo, thu co' weather Sunday. f?'ice our urn' in th? league this quarter jc "Working to Improve Our Some ty" watch this column for in our societ" An appreciative audience atten ed the Emancipation Proclamation ^ service that was held at Mill's Chapel. The entire service wa~ very impressive. R-w. A. II. Rer. aoner, speaker and Prof. H. B. Ri* kard, president. Rey. Reasoner and Mr. Perc'v/>, Reandner. were dinner puests o: Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Allen, Sr. o:; January 1st. Waterpe A. M, E. Church Rev. W. ,rM. Brown, Pnst0r The Christmas exercise that wr.r piven at the school durinp th< holidays was a proat success. It seemed as thouph the Christ mas was in the hearts of the wor shippers. We had a real day ot . service. The pastor was in th> deep treasure of the spirit which he poured out throuph the erospcl Mr Hence D. Herbert of Conr was the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles ard farr ily were dinner guests of Mr. W P. Perry last Sunday. Gallman-Myers Nuptials Miss Thoma ena Gallrpnn became the bride of Jrmos" Myers of Augusta, Ga., hei> Christmas da> high, nocm at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.Oatlman Rev. I, G. Bowman, officiated. ^ - FVlday, Dee Mr. ahtTMrs. T Q. Gallman honored them with a reception. ? 'Mrs Clara Nance and Miss Aralie Jones received and arranged the gifts which were numerous practical an<t beautiful. Wednesday afternoon Mis. E H. Allen entertained the parent* I of her mnsi- pupils with a mils} cale. All of the pupils presented excellent renditions. A very successful dance was eriv erf by the Hospital auxiliary No I, for the benefit of the People'rr hospital during the Bodi lays. BEN NP7TTSV IDLE NEWS All the students from the various colleges and high scd-or/D spent the holidays home. State colleger Misses H. Covington, D. Cook, E. Penr^e, Davis V. McCoU, lam, Mr. McClown, R. J. Lawson, " ' ' 1"" "flBL ? ^ WAS j ^ ,s.\ Photo shows group responsible r the entertainment of the forth, "Truing general conference which 11 hoM 11 John Wesley A. M. S. Zion Church, Fourteenth and orcoirn streets, Northwest, May Tissos Mallov. Ash, Clifton, Bendiet; Misses R. Evans, E. Lucas, A. Lucas, Curry, Mr. P. Mani'ual, ,M< Gio^eria and others. Mr. E. McCollum, Atlanta, Ga.; ri s G. Cunningham, Benedict; Miss H. Codington, Mr. P. T"vrv md sister, Misses A. McCollum rid E. VMcGollum, Miss M. Bradni d. ' ' Teachers spending Christmas at 'mmc:-Misses E. Thompson, Dorothy and Mabel Reese, Prof, and Mrs. A. Sanders, Miss Ella Ree Annie Mao Stepher'. Mi?s D. O. McDaniel, Miss Ruth Blue, is; Ma-y Mitlloy'"" and sister; nrof. Jessie ReeSe, Prof, and Mrs r. Roe e of Columbia; Prof. Black Misses iShra and Frances Morris,. -> w' u ?(r>r, ^h^y "lco spent few days in Pa*- im'tc/n rs. Lottie S. Lucas spent the olidays home with si tor. Sim also had as her guest, a friend 'Mrs. Cogna Rodgers. Miss Ruth Covington nccompa nied by Mr. Remedy of Washing on wore house guests of her P? njs. . Rev. Wells of Cheraw and Mrs. -?IHe-G.?Duekett were the dinner " e??s of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Cox Their many pop callers Rev. T J Williams, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Wi' 'irnis and sons. Dr. and Mrs. C '.'ns'-ov and dauehter, Mary E. Massey, Mrs. J. Duberry, Miss E.' Englrsh were the dinner puests < < Dr. and Mrs. L. M. McColum or :* ; tr"* d"V.' ?!?' ' Mr. Jimmie Michel and motho "! >\ <<1 ho r Washington for the Christmas holidays. Dr. and-Mrs. T. II Willistrn ao ' t'-r spent Christmas in the northern part of the state. >m i Si ; Tt Mnrrit. Prnf and Mrs. JHW Morris were tb< ouse g'.'ests of P-of. end Mrs. J I W. Morris Sunday. Mi > ,?Minnie ?Ma*>?Smith span* w <!ays in Parlington last week. i . 7 Mrs. Morris of Allen univcrsit ( w.! ;- holiday? hr/rru with Prof, and Mrs. J. H. W. Mn<Dr. and .Mrs. H. H. Butler of " \i t-vil'e* Prof. H. H. Butler of Morris college. Miis Anra L R't r of Ilartsvillo, Miss Oorneli l'l'-r. Hai tsville, Prof. R. B-t end a number of other visitinp friends were in the ci'ty during *>r holidays house guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. I.. Johnnkin and Mr. B'1 '" rosinnd and family. GROUP NO. 4 R nnettsville. fT. C.?Group No t held it monthly meeting at th< Macedonia school with Mesdames '"'" v, Gric0 and Williams. The meeting wag opened with devo'ions conducto<l bv Miss Louis' Tovnson. A Chri-tmas carol was sar.g. Responsive reading follow !. After whirh the roll was call H with response pertaining to I "hristmas. Pending of minutes of revioug meeting. Correlating reading, langua~e nd phonics in the primary grades b^'tifrl'v demonstrated by,T,-irr ^hr'j V. RWkmon. Evnryone seemed to h3ve been benefited "h from her demonstration.? Ifo'v.t . sunnlemr'j taitv reading "iv b? used in the daily program wag also demonstrated by1 our su-' . ' ?visor. Miss R-i.E. Graham. I . noVo r.f Beniamin Banneker ' ?ho v?f)e the fir^tr almanac arid, he first clock to strike, which is very usefn] to everyone. Our suov hag arranged it so that we may have a circulating librar* er' ned book?. Now it is possible that every school child may ,y ... .'.orecthmg r.*f big raae. > Mrs. A. H. Gordon told the group something of flowers of the j vuletide season and i group was unaware of what such 'is stand for. TV". r-'t. meeMrg will he with ,Trs. Reed. Januarv 17. 1940. LAURENS SOCIAL NEWS . One. of the mcf3t delightful e. -tents of the ho'idays was (riven a' he home of Mr. and M^s. Ea^l rr"'nklin in honor of their god ,?MH Miss Delnhne Chnnon on C>rtstmas day. with guests calling i between 4 and 9 o'clock. Pfrnk gladiolas, chrysanthemums, nar ] ~T " . - Tl HINGTON GENERAL ML ^m+ > H?yjH rfl 1910. This cmirittoo vas *?->Vct "'' fr -m the several A. M. E.Zion Chiirih.-k In flit;! APoUhd Washing ton. Among the heads of com. i t?'* s nn'l others shown are the Rev. . D. C. Lynch, chairman cissus and rose buds were arrang <x! for a center piece in the dinette. Miss Liliie Bell Dougias. Thomas Saunders, Jr., and Mrs. Mattie Armon were pianists far thp evcnnine. The home wa; peel ty in decorations of holly and, an ues A pretty Christ | mas tree Btood in the back ground _i l n?tiorVs -dou r's nuts, candy t and cake were served by the hos. -ess- Chaj eron:? were Mrs, Mary t oak p. Alice Moone and Mrs. J. Franklin. The quests were: Miss Delnhhn i/iMion, . Misses Daphney Leake of Allen Univ.; Kitty Bess, and Liliie Bell Douglas, Allen U.: Priscilla Shelton, State cttllege; n.t. teacner; Mattie Armon, Ethel Backer, Greer wood, .viizabcih Garrett, Willie Mac lunter. DorotVv Jackson State [college, Ada Ramage, Ruby Moore. Boys: Messrs Willie S'traghton Thomas Saunders, Jr., of Hamp ton; Roy Byrd, State college; Rav .ic/ie:, Union, S. C.; Ozzie Fletcher, R. L. Grant, Berry Mad on, Nonh Wilson, Hilton-Jlunter, lames Irby, Mr. D^nivl Warring. Luther Leake, Otis Larjgles, B ! Jatterson. EMMANUEL A.M.E. CHURCH Rev. F. D. Dreher, Pa3t<>r Sunday .school 6pencd at 10:00 i.rr. by the Supt. arri his co 'inkers.. Our secretary, Miss S. Washington rs improving nicely At 11:30 Rev. Dreher brought to his hearers a wonderful message as found in St. John 19:22. Mis. Sarah Potee Owens of Lata, Mrs. Glover were amor.g ou> nomine worshippers. Sunday being New Year's eve, vening worship began at 10 p.ni Quite a few visitors along with :>e members enjoyed a loble sernon by the pastor; subject God's Orders Through the Year. We 'hrni went into our watch nlghr service which "was enjoyed by all Mrs L. Washington, Mrs. F ' M"?. P'ieilla RufT, Mr Tnhn Raden.,Mr. H. Watson an others "we failed to get were on' Misses G. Griffin, B. Brown, M ashington. Mr. G Dixon. I Hav J. Thomnson spent the holidays with relatives and friend*. Mrs. Clark Brooks, ,Miss Wash i^ton are improving. We , solicit the reoperation </f our members and friends to maki 1 thrs a prosperous year With the! ;elp of our Heavenly Father. IN MEMORIAM In memorial of a loving son. Eugene Doyle. One year ago today, dear son The Reaper's scythe impressed its mark, To deprive me of that joy and cheer That ycru gave me here. Things of beauty do not tarry long On this old earth of sorro<V~andwrong; Thy life was a life of service, Spreading joy and hopP everywhere. -T ~tL Days and nights I have mourrecf. Since you passed on to your celes tial home. - ? My God keep my soul pure and grand, To meet my loving son in that better iand. maptma t>OYLE, Mother December 10, 1939. WAVERLY SILVER STAR CLUB The club met at thP home of Mrs. Inez Williams 2520 Cherry tre^t. The meeting was called to order by the Chaplain, Mis" o c -ror. The first song wa? led by Euni? Warren; prayer, F. | Adams; second song, i/ouise Gun i or. Thp president called for new | msiness whi':h consisted of the -'action of rew officers. The r> ficcrg for the new year are as fol low: President, Mrs. Maergie John son; Vice President, Miss Annie Bell Wil ion; Secretary, Mrs, Ma -ne Harris: Asst. Secretary, Miss Eunice Warren: Treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Middleton; Busincr a Manager, Mrs. Gertrude S-ms: Tn?7 Williams- Chap lam, Miss Louise Gunter; Report T n'ian Smith. | The hostess served Ru?*ian ten. sandwiches and cake. ThP next | "nc ?. ? to he held at Mrs. Ma mis Harris, on Lyon street. | j V * . . - mt palmetto lbadkb co> fe.iein'ce com BE. K^S|^E&JjB^^^^K| ^^^^^^^ iSBiflBl 1 Be ^4e ainmcn4 committee; T. F. | Hrrper, secretary genernl commit -r.p; i;v. v. .1. i t lane, general treas | urer; Dr. H. T. Medford: Rev. F. | W. A 1st-vk, general chairman; A. I A. Crooke, vice chairman; S. M. DR. DAVIS' VISIT TO CLEVELAND, ?HIQ . -T Slaving received several air " vl letters and long dhtance telephone calls from the Rev. W M. I > j- th" nastor of the East Mt. Zion Baptist church of Cleveland, Ahh>. L-*Wi<l<?d to go.?I left Columbia Friday, Dec. 1. 12:30 and arrived in Cleveland, Dec. 2. 3:15 .m. I was met at the station by Drs Downs and H. G. Lyons. We got in that beautiful Packard car f Rev. Downs and motored to hn beautiful parsonage, 2272 E. 103rd -t.'-eet. We were greeted by Mrs Downs.* The house was comfortiHv heated and Mr-.. Downs vad no of tho palatable dinners pre or-v.,| n ready to be served which whs very much enioyed. On Sunday morning. Dec 3rd 've were at Srnday school on time. we saw ore of thP finest Schools erf method. Thrt Sundav school orchestra furnished music. li;30 A.M. we went into the re""' T.y' ' '"/? T-. of thn cold and ra-in by 12 o'clock the church TX70 a P nv TViwno VnH <)>?> meeting well advertised ard they were certainly looking foi. me. After being presented by 'ho pa tor I was hoa'tilv received and proceeded to preach. Being the first Sunday. Commnnio'" vns served" to a large crowd. I received many finP comments on r,fh niessag^s 1 delivered at East Mt. Zion. Dinner was served a* Mr. Geo. Russell. oh?irm"i Board >f Trustees at East Mt. Zion. Or Monday night, Dec. 4, I open a t rrVival meeting at the Messiah Baptist church. Rev. TT G Lyon, D.D., pastor. For ten rites we had a great time. Aside f?*o~ ' avinT a fine minister Messiah church hag one of the finest gr;-1 "hoirs to bp found in any church. _ (T ve'" no r one of the. great, .Metropolitan cities of America ln"ated on the banks of the mightv Lakp Eriei Cleveland has a -???elation of srotmd RO or 90 thousand colored citizens, and one of the finest group of Neero busin'smen and women that I have eve?J v> make mention of just a few of them as space wil' iot permit me to write abmit .'-eh. M vs Hun'er heads the I ""!h!li/.< Wheat-ley Center: Mr. Clark resident of the Business League; Mr. Doss. president Mrmmoth T ife Insrrarce company; Mr. Alc/nzo Wright. owns eight Stand~rd gas stations and gives em ploymer/t t0 eighty-tow peorple, ser >o n-o" anfi ?tenographe.ra. Our hats off to all these fine rae? console men and women. In the City Hall of Clevelar d colored men rd women are working in every, '^nartm^nt. Mrs Prince. Histor :an of the Nati'onal Baptist con -4 '"a '? *he head stenographer in the Water and Light Bill de r^rtmeni^-. Freedom rings in Cleveland. We were guest at the Phillis "V-fiOw thppp times. (1) At Business Mer.'s luncheon, Dr. Geo u educator of Eng 'end *>"d America spoke; (2) To hear Bishop Fountain of Georgia: oTiincheon given by the Soc 1 Worlds' club The Sunshine hand of East Mt 7ion deliTrhtfullv entertained us. AlStf Mrs. Jane Wright. Mr. Ilor ton, h^th of "East Mt. Zior<; Mr. end Mrs Al'en of Messiah. Rev. uownj is iruiy noinf? a Kre?t wwrr in Cleveland. Thanks to him nm' Vnv. T^yona who so rovaPv enter'ained w? while in Olovdand. REV. E. A. DAVIS, Pastor Bethlehem Rantist Churd _ Columbia, S. C BALTIMORE, MD. NEWS ,Pv Mrs. I/onis? Oore Dotuj'as8 Miss Bessie Butler and Mr. Lupous Cherrv were msrried or December 23. 1039. at the home ->f ?ov and Mrs M. Flowers. The Pastor's Aid club will mee? Wednesday nipjht. Pick nre: Mrs. Ma-y Wca'hers \f-<=. Et*" RoW. .~Mrs?. Rosa G. I Hayes. We wi h "for their speed" n-nverv f'-" P A. had it* *nn'ia' session Sundav, Dec. 31. Sermon 1 bv Rev. Jackson. Shod; talki < were made by some of the mom- ' bes?. , Mr and Mrs. CharleB S. Briceji had for their gueet Sunday theii'i / * i 'oft MITTEE ^.'?.,s/j/i; > &B&, '?&$ : - IS i {Kg?? |HK Jy ;lv j : v"jjbr|S y&^**ww>"*'?, >h tj '?wNt:?w^'|ii?gs^Sj^^ Ouf'V", chnirman housing commit tee; Rev. S. G. Spottewood, host pastrr; Hcv. J. L. White, chr irman <a..r.R to. -mittee. uncle. Mr. C. Weir and others ul Washington. r". end Mrs. Charles S. Bricc, Mrs. Sara Dodd . an I rui ^ i?. Do/glass spent the evening in Washington. I M-". Mary McCollough spent the holidays with her daughter, i Mrs. Daisy Mae Heath and two j daughter ? have returned after I spt lu'ing the holidays in Winns. horn. S C. Mrs. Eloise Midget spent her' holidays in Darlington with pa I "rents. Dec. 25th the I. G: R. A. gave a free dinner for the benefit of old pecrplf. aT1d their members . and friends Mr. Hezekiah Mobley is at home several days with no?-o?'ts ir? Chester. He . nceoir.panicd by bis daughter Sara. "Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement have as their guest their sister. On Dec. 2Mi, Miss Virginia Jackson and Mr Lee Craig were married at the home of the bride's 1 parcits by Rev. Flowers. The re- 1 ception followed. ; KINGVILLE NEWS H*>nnv row vrr to all niv <ei_ 1 low readers. When we begin the costing of our many blessing; I as 1940 rolls in on the wings o" me. wr> truly frel thankrul and ' happy not for en abundance of ! wopph, but for life for love, f od ' helt^r. clothing, friends ^HffHiree lorn of speech and privilege t o , <-.mv? Gcd in our own way. So j le* us not m*>he a long list of res olutions .to be soon for^oFen , "oi-n th:s one and keen it: "Re solved to spond h*?K of ih. time , " 'n? your opportuniMes ar>d :t ^ tond'ng vour business; and the ?i - ?i ? .. " m's buciress alone." That's a j onei trv it for n fhan-^?. toio^ vas snent ouietly, j < ,.* in on* community. Rol-fiver ?? * frauds returned to make brighter the home circles. . ? Frrwn F^no who has been sren'Mn<* sometime with her son ^ looking fine. -t Mrs. Lueile Johnson wr? home for the holidays. She is doing fine ( v. now nosition.' Miss Ma. ^ hie Powell \ isifod her relatives. , NOTICE! |] i r AM rr? hors of the Columbia . Negro Business L?ngue are requested t<y meet Monday night Tannery 8, at Zion Baptist church "* 8 n m.? We will draw up our plans for the New Year. It is important that you attend this meeting. Com? on time. P. A _ tnttt T rp ^n0T*0tAn' J, W. BRUNSON. President MILLER'S CHAPEL J V. M. E. ZTON CHURCH , ram^n, p f ?Lost Sundav f was a nleasant day for church- c goers. Thr> members turned out in dar^e numbers. At 11 nrnver ' service began; 11:45 service began * Vi fi-.n -rvWn heirg delivered t from the subject God's Gift to th" f HV- ld. On last Sunday night In * ?r>ite of h*d weather tve faithful s few turned out for watch night ' services. ^ ^ vrrno niVISION HAS TWENTY FIVE f ADMTVI^^ATIVE workers N STATES Continjed from Page 1 . v d rt?-atod hv the:r tchievements that I the special problems and nerds of C Vr."vo yov+h ran he met and sol I rd ? t*' /!*nrr to Mrs. Re+hnne. t' In Florida, Mr. Henry F. Co'e. c ?to*, v st reeon'ly been ap. a pointed Supervisor of Negro Ac. 'vit'es. tekinf the phce of J$r. ' Edward Ro* r'gnga-, who, after 4 * vorrs of splendid work, resi"ned h *o eon'inno his studies. Mr. Wil_iJl linm RV11 Negro State Snp~rvis f or of Georgia, has demorstrnt"' f bv h's vo-k in Georgia with Ne. v ?ro yonth -his interest in v cFti n J '< ,*"'(,inr,l TToder Mr. Sh 11 tin a Negro personnel in the state offiee, r an unusually fine set.up, in. P lodte<r an Office Assistant, Mr j u rah W Alevonde": n Runervfarr 1 s Forims. Mr. Nrthan'el P. Till a m.'-n: an Educational Supervisor o ind Assistant to the Supervisor of it m.* m ... w v II 9>w *?"*> J ' JJ i * \ Forums, Mr. Moss H. Hendrix; an Employment Supervisor, Mr. Wil liam E. Inmon; and a Project Co rrdinator, Mr. Plemon L. Whi t. ley. Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky " nnL Michiei n all have Negro St-ite Su pervisors. Mr. Charles P. Browi. nig, Hu^e utncots In Chicago,~ u~ supervisor for Illinois: Mr. Wil. Tfuiii v einon Xhioirl? ij tlin i nri;<-? .. supervisor; the Kentucky supervisor is Mr. Harvey C. Ru-sell; and Mr. Edward Swan has recen i ly been appointed supervisor o. Mjchigx n. "These men have alj doixe a splendid job in the integre. lion anu participation of Keg 10 youth in the NYA woik and schoo. i<rogiams." New York, Pennsylvania, Mar> land, Virgin.i', end New /ersey are some of llxe~easte.m and ^putnern I states with NegiO administi at.v?. assistants. Mr. Kufus Watson it. I flninu on nvool !/?%-> f in K in j _ v.^vvilVUV, fit. ViUN/ vtnu; Mr. Elder Russell of Mary land is particularly < interested in ixci cation pi odiums. Mr. We.ton Hen-erson, former high school principal and at present Assistant Field Secretary for the Negro Oi ganizition Society in Virgimr, has only recently been appointed Nu gio Supervisor, but is continuing the line work of his predecessor.! ai<..ssa_?huaettg has Miss Cutlei who has just been appointed; i>ew Jersey has Mf".,William A. S.uith, New Yo.k Lity'lus Mr. Rob.rt. E zy; niu Mr. Edward V. Taylor is Supervisor for New York State. Ah are college graduates, liav, haa some previous experience 11. ...or in la, and; all c ie keenly con scious of the youth problem an., the special idaptations ih-it Neer. you.n must n.aite in! oruer tQ cop. successfully wit.i the times. Other Nigro Superv.sois 011 the | administrative pryi,:Ti are Mr. Herbert Mack in LouTsana, Mr James Russell in Missouri, Mr. J. P. Bond, Jr., in Noith Caioi.u, Mr. Alexander Gaither in Ohio, Mrs. Anne Caution in Oklrhon a, Mrs. Josie G. Hazel in South C no iinu, and Mr. Robert Clay, Tonnes see. '1 hey__hLve all been c n ernea with correlating Negro youth ac ti\itics with the .general NYA pr grr.ni, with ^otH?. that Negro y< uth is incluuoi- in every phase f the urogram, and wTfli solving problems of vocational ajjd sock 1 in nee. In addition to these a.ministra live rssis.ants, Mrs. Bethune said, 15 project supervisors are d inr idmirable work in the field, in nu nicrou.s southe n stnt. s as w 1.. AYNOR NEWS. Sunday wis a beautiful day for) all church Roe- s. The St. Elizabeth Sunday acnnoi opened- i i us usum uuii11 by the superintendent, Mr. Stacy j McQueen and his corn of tcU'o,. j ?ts. The lesson was well taught | Mr. J. Bourroughs grve a sho,t( :alk in thankini class n.mbcr 2,' under the supervision o.f Mr. Eli. t iah Best for buying i beautiful 1.TJ ai'ury for ihe bunuay School. At 11:20, the pastor; Rev. F jrahrm brought us a soul stir, ing message. Many visitors woi shipped with us. You are always welcome. Come again. Mes rs. Wendell Ililler, Ernest Lewis arid J. B. Meadows of Co. umbin, spent Sunday in Aynor, nil "wine dinner gu sts~of Misses Inez Meadows and Geneva GrifTi.i 1 \fter dinner several homes were lisited. The guests and hostess ;s motpred to ?Conway, to ' vi Pr an* M s. James Poole".. Miss Mable Piirtce : nd Eli iah Best .1 ;o were among the group. Miss Sarah Burroughs, one of he teachers in Horry co.nty wh^- ' he week end guest of he parents Messrs J. A. Burroughs, Dave VIoore. J:nries L. McQueen. *i* >11 Fohn Floyd, motored to Columbia 1 Tuesday to attend the meeting of he Masonic Grand Lodge. OrNTY ST'PV. ADDRESSES ABERTY HILL PUPILS 1940 Basketball Schedule Mortu Charleston. S. C.. Doe 18th?Mrs. M. Ai?"e LcSah.e. :ounty supervisor colored schools y ' as thr. guest p'-nVev or> a woo]< y program at Liberty hill s?hoo' ^" "dnv mroryirg, Doc. 18. In her fTieient address. Mvs. T mphasized the fjet that "Health ' s the first consideration with ev. I 'vvo'e". She advised h > nunil :o ho verv careful at Christmas I ime in order thot th"V w U re??o>o school in January in good lealth. She aDo commended tVl ichoc/1 boy safety patrol on theiv nspertion, and appreciated the en miration of the school with the Christmas Seals, and st tel th^' j yy;i| was the irst colored school in Charlesto-> (Atnty to report 100 r>nv cent. A eriec- of educational lectures ? ^ere delivered bv the ten^hm? . "rinrr the r>ast. month a - follows I 'hysical Education. Miss Anne** - ! iraves; Reading, Mrs. Helen W. i oy; Music. Mis-. E. 1/ Winds no-' j ho enjt. R"th C /"''or. K M if the lectures were interesting i nd beneficial. On Wdnesday evening, Dec. 20 ( i Chri''ma-, i lay and program! verP presented to a large r>" { er of patrons and friends. 0:!*ts i veronal go exch^n^M- a? i' o nrn_,i rram. The principal wished all >upils. patron-:, and fri- n's. ery Merry Christmas and a now . rear full c/f 1-apni-ess, . nd pro-perity. A hrpr0 * ~ *":1 f- o'-o Vc and drew loney from the gchool ha-1' n a o ita] rf SRO.00 for the first iv weeks. Members of the fith nd 7th grades nr^ the <-ev f the bank, and a unit on bank g ?g Is conducted in those grades. WW 11W) mM.m.mw ?m*" . , *. 1 _ - ' ' Saturday, January 6, 1940 CHESTERFIELD TEACHERS MEET AT COULTER f The Chesterfield, eounty teachers held their regular monthly meet, ng at Coulter. The meeting y/as opened by the group singing The \rgi'o National Anthem after which the Chaplain*? Rev. J. "E. >avis nrayerl The Coulter chorus S3ng Want to go to Heaven When Die. " After a few brief ^remarki by the President, Mr. C. C Coles, I irs. i\j L, Johnson the Jeanes tea, :her presented her work. The teachers-were asked by Mr-?. John -on to make a survey during the month of December to,find out the umber of illiterates in each com munity. Dr. Long principal of jT on 1t'>rj tvP president* of?the rroup meetings, and tre superintendents of Sabbath schools were appointed as a committee to fotni 'late pluru whereby illiteracy n:iy be reduced in Che terfield bounty. At the conclusion of Mr.3. John son's talk the Coulter quartet ren ered Th<w? Ave Angels Hoveling Round. The teachers wore tven 'ivided into two groups, thP Ele,. mentary and Primary for departmental meeting. The discussion How to Tea-h English, wa^ led by Hrs. Gladys Ilnnnn in the Eler"pn faiy nI utrp" TTie Primary group 'iscussOd Sea onal Activities un lor the direction of Mrs. .Maricrr uekson. After a period of *vn. ty minutes both groups reas~em Med for the conclusion of the orogram. Prof. II. C Brewer ot I TnvtevitU ? :!> U ? -> " - * >M ' ' < ' n il KO OI berth groups for the January meet "g. A col-w^n by the Coulter chor? al club Tell It an tve Mountain wa" given. Dr: G. W Dong made m anpenl to tli county teachers :n the extension of tbo work at Coulter. He offered the -services f ^ trrnun ,-f Coulter singers to ren.'or music on request. . Mrs. Flossie Marshall gave a '"n.t'fnl di iqn of thp selec lion "Go 'Down Moses" assisted it'the 1 iono by Mi's Nel i'e Thorn, us. After a few announcements by ' e pT"sid'cnt th? Coulter Choral 1 b ! 1 tV throng song God Dies; Anveica. The roxt county wide r-.oof in.r vi'l lvi Vinl.l nt TVion terfiehl the first Friday in Janu ary. PAGELAND NEWS Mrs. M. J. Drrgan entertained with a lovely" prc.Chi istmas par v -V ho .oalatktl home "Friday ovcn'ng. The main features o f the evening were bri-'ge playing i Arm-ino-. with MlV.H.A. John, son high score for bridge and Miss James low. The out. o f town guests were Prof, and Mrs. G.E. Evjtns, Misses James and Mohley of Jefferson and Mrs. James River; and Mr. Robert P.ittle of rhestcrfieH. The hostess - owed a delicious course of sal. 1 peanuts, wine, chicken salad on et!u"" stuff.'d olives, ritz crackers. hot rolls, hot chocolate with marshmt llows, heavenly hash and r ake. - . . Mr. T " -*or TV-ikcm*' spent last week in Charlotte, N.C. IN MEMORIAM Wife?an 1 . mother, none.?ymi?left no el-won vears ago Though out teavs they hrve beer, ii ry, ' When we think of the gol 'on shore We shall never fo'-gct virr k'nd An! oar ender hands thit never tiled caring for us. ; We thai' moot vou dca- love one on that celesta 1 shore where we shall meet to pr 11 n? more. Mr. M. R. Williams,' husbrnd, Coluod ia. S. C : chiliion- Dr. M. R. Willi: ms. Canton, Ohio; Mr. I'-nre- Willkt?Detriot, Mich; Mr. Manson Williams, Detroit, Michigan- M?-s/ F-;ly E. Clark, Colubic. S. C. Advertise In The "Leader" HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND SWANEE RIVER" w i; h ' DON AL AM EC HE- ? JOLSON I ' / I r > i : NOW ???t STARTING MONDAY! TvA.v KYSER And H:s Orchestra ?IN? ".THAT'S RIGHT YOU'RE WRONG" 1 +i***2?O2 ^ \r In Person! THURSDAY ONLY HAL KEMP & Orchestra