The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 17, 1940, Page Page Two, Image 2

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pt'V Page Two Stir flalmrttn Irabrr PUBLISHED WEEKLY 1310 Assembly St., Columbia, S. C. Entered at' ihe Post Office ut Colombia, S. C., as second clan Maffor Kw ?? A of nf Pnr cm rau a ? ?I SUBSCRIPTIONS Uta? Yur .... -:.... 777 $2.00 Six Months 1.26 lhreo Months : /:;. "7. ?.777777 .76 Single Copy- ....... .05 FOREIGN ADVERTISING AGENCY B. ZIFF CO., 008 S. Deai burn St., Chicago, HI. Otbcial Adv?.. tisemeuts at the rate allowed by law. The Leader will publish pnef. any r~?" rational letters ou suojects ui general interest when tney art accompanied by the names anu sddretaou ol tfri autnuis mm' aie no. ol a defamatory nttuie. AnuuyitkoUs communications will net be noticed. Rejected macu ' scripts will not be returned. IjKu. ii. llAari'luN Publisher fc?. RlHr.il' bl^luia .... Fieid Agorr l. o. null jia.N, t.11 cuiatiuii ara? REMITTANCE* Checks, Drafts and Postal or Ex. press Money Orders should be ?she payable to the order ?i Ike Palme i to Leader. -f ~ ? Communications intended for the current issue must be very brier had should reach the editorial Lr nnO 1 >, S a ? ? h..a. .. .1. uvt wwi uimt i u??u*jf ui adi wwk.? City ucwa, louar Wednesday. " " Telephone 4523 Saturday, February 17, 1940 WELCOME! PALMETTO IfcACilLKS Tie annual convention of th. TaluietU, otato itaeuets' assort ation win o? neid in cx/tumoia a. gain Ituo .ycai. rne convention nas been i.etd in Columbia eve..> year out once since tile aasociu tion was permanently reoigan/z*.. in Co:a.i.oid 2d yeai,a ago* i..e famic'iio btate Teacher a,M.ci.?l:0.t ha.-> a meinoci'suip < .5,'AO .M-gio .eaeiiets. Tile pin gram is cousUvctive and point the^way to greater achievements, rewa.as, *r.u a Drignter cay to. teacr.eis in tne Acgry ^choolg o SiuuA* C^t+oH+trfc?tins?? tormwr niuiig a eg to twUcners in tne Sou the. M state . and tr.e institiii? w. .k lo..i1 j.Uu [Tur/ng tne ~ai. 1 ..v ni.ou? mo.e than pa. iiv -v -iKi ?viu) tnaive sac.'iiui. .! ? vltU. lr.v ui thb org~nizatib.' cor. la etc-' t leaning minds u St/uth Carolina Legi.iature, an,, wtic assuied tr.at tr.e Negro tea cheia.wili bjL ..givcn the hack nwrr e\ tor the one week snoitage ii tr.e Acgro schools last year. Thi amounts to $.5,000. ,'l'hi3 ia-Ju delinile and constructive piece o. wo.k done for the teachers b., their representatives. Negro schoolmen throughou. the state are ccmtributing muc. to give the childien of South Ca rohna larger educational opport. nities. And that i3 80 plain tha. he who "runs may read." We shall ciown with glory an. honcrr the herculean work done foi our schools by men like Simmon-,. Fir.ley, Sims, HickoOn, Beck, How ard, Blanton, Mims, Sanders, Cai_ Butler, Anderson. Buckner, lido" dana, Lawson, Johnakin, W'mte, 1 Abraham and many others. Columbians are alway3 glad C ' have the' teachers a3 tneir guest Columbians will for , the 2 lit time open their doors and makv the teachers comfortable and weTT " come. Yes?we sinoerely wel come the teachers 01 tr.e Palmet to association and congratulate them for the hearty* suppo.t th?^ .. are giving this worthy oT gariiza tion. _? a | i he Old Gray'' 1! By 3 E. I'hilio Ellia "The Old Grry" will bo bus> from now on collecting materia' ?- for the 7& Years of Ne?r0 Prog." _ ress Exposition for South Carolina, to be presented at the com. in,? Gem r 1 Conference and hi n-'ws column will be prac icrlly ' or almost ontirely (riven to thi; r puhli-ation. There will be quite a few things relative to men and measures that will be arid by us in con^^c i^n with this publics_ tlon. When we return from the Bishops' Council in Atlanta next a week, ?H readers will do well to o keep your eye* on the "Old ti Giay*" in The Palmetto I/sxder, " and the Church papors as well, w ?? O . , . Those taking space in the Bulle. 4 tin in Charleston will be contacted by us before going to the Bishops Council. The week following we I' will visit Georgetown, Sumter, ' 1 Florence, Darlington, BranehvHkrJ and Orrogeburg. Dt i?gates and < anybody e,lse of all tHe^olher Con Terences tn the State, send your cuts" and $6.00 with a condensea report of your . cireer - Xo The Palmetto Leader, Drwer 327, Columbia, S. C. Persons in Cokmbi9 will be contacted by us. This work is in erdenominational and i ny minister or kynian.in Sou . Carolina can secure space in this State publication by complying .vith^ the_aLove requirements.- For urther information wri e Rev. E ( Pftttip- Ellis, 241 Ashley Avt>nnfy I'kr t r ?? Pknnn .10.1 \ Oar Whereabouts r Next week end will find us at on in? the Bishops Council at Atlanta, Ga. The Sou hern Sys. em. will handle tha delegation Quite e few will ittend from Charleston and other cities in '.he Hate, Wc are pleased ' in every way to know that they 'hive mrdi hoice of the old reliable System < he General Conference Commi . s.- has about decided it's the hes . System to take us to Detroii ] Iieh.,'~hexF~Mf y. Wiri.iv (vi'?iTY TB.AU1LKM ASSOCIATION ?_ The Aiken County Teacher. iel-1 their regukr monthly meet, J ng at Schofield school on Feb. 3 [~ ?beautiful demonstration was 1 veh .by Miss Mcntenez Jones i eacher in the public school o k n; demonst: i tihg "cne room' a three tei cher school and th? roup work consisting of (1) ac. ivities; (2). silent reading am 1 3) arithmetic in the second, thin * nd fourth grides. Miss Jones wed how perfectly these groups could 1?e carried on i . he -same time giving the be^t re From this illustra ion we fount several things the teacher carriec j -tuny, /A.nong them were (1) . ol.ug material, (2) prepara _i_n, (3) reasonr-pF) -seating?r for reading (5) motive Miss Justine Wilkinson, Jeanes ciieher of?Aiken County?preoent __ Panders- ior-the most pe.fet? t endance of the various schools L or the previous month. They art is follows: One teacher school. <:uwood Kno^ had an averagt j ttendance of 98.87 per cent and < aught by Mrs. Eloise Thomts. ' > itacher schools?Morris hac t . vc, age attendance "of '92.4, s. Ivey- Grant, principil. Three h>.r schools?Dead River had average attendance of 95.18 c c nt Prof. Edward Jenkins rinciprl. Four and above school.1 r.on giadec school hid an av. .iae attendance of 02.86 pe. a :t , Pi of. Zack Townsend, print pal. The Jeanes teicher als< f ai.std the tef,chers for thei 1 ndid cooperation in the Christ f n teport which amountec a , ?177.77. J no Coyn y Teachers' A; jj cii tion will be held at Hampton mi i' High school of Leesvill i Feb. 17 rt 11:30 a. m. Th<. ?achers of -Aikon,?Edgefield?artr- ? >aluda?are?eordiahydfivlted fc on. , r ! Id-if CHAPEL ; v. M. E. CHURCH d Rev. L. G. Bowman, Pastor ? ev.i <: i y.?Last Sunday wis V oundei's Day and a group o f ting people was appoin ed t n a- for the occi . > .on. Prof. A. T Butler who wa \ i: le.i chairman was absent H /et Miss L. M. Harris end Mis: .oui.se Burch spired no pains in K.nsoring the occasion. Miss D. 'hristina Bates with her mock. o.ru . o.ce lifted the congrcga. d ion with her sweet music. The a cnior Choir sang as never be. ore. Rev. Bowmtn gave the touch wn and pointed out seven 1 ] ays the church has grown. He eft Tuesday morning to attend h e Bishops' Council in Atlan a. Deaths '* il The ere; t monster del th visit, d Caldwell St. last Wednesday md called Bro. A.J. Moon, Sr.. > has been a number of Millei w ihapel over forty yetrs tnd wa: n rali7,ed last Sunday by Rev. pi Sowman, asis'ed by Rev. E. E C ...1 n, pa.-tor of Bethlehem Bif ei sf church tnd others. i After the funeral program an olegiams and letters "Were reads i ii<'Wiv.i n came forward tnd d; -.elected as his text Job ,14:16: 1 '"' on cnllcth me I will an. p wet Thee. Using aa-his subject: o.ng Home. The sermon was de. .< > --ed with force and power tnd ti e spirit ran high, while this .an of Cod tilked by the wayside or more persons were present _.a -^orrr he hold spellbound for over t wen'y minutes. Brother Moon s a faith.ul member; he died hi i the full triumph of faith. The A Bowing children were here two u h'os: Mrs Kenneth Scott,. _ His. Mabel Abrams of New York v. s n Mr. Ellis Moon of Wash, cc n2t?n,?D Cu?J. E. -Moors grind _ ca *> of Washing'on, D. C. The District Conference wil1 ] i i Monday Feb. 19, a t '''lor Chapel to report for your Vllen Dav md flpnornl P.nnfor nee assessment, at 10 p.. m. A CAMERON NEWS T1 r th The rain came Scturday morn <Ji 0 f 'I'wrfi hv wind from East nd West in the tftemoon. In ther words this was a wet windy I e<! awn. The Founders Day was cel.'ni 1 rr.ted at St. Peter AME church iz ?ith a very unique program by St V n i MAYBE SO AN I (By W. H. BECAUSE TH t*l'n*V1 V *1 kan1r/I/\AM a/ ? ? Ww^nl* .ust loom my bet.er haif-m hali eusVuaily a number of little bird!i. Those liU!^ denizens of the air belong to our family - ^ j?<xi?y "triitt~WHTi ZTO til-r^the door is opened and the .Turnos axe given out. Quite recently thc/se little birds nave been imposed upon by some ;me oT?ten big Biros who have ^t.in on the tulle buds' crumb, fest. These old big birds crown .n? licue oirds out of the waj and garble up the food because ty are lilUtiEK. We can't do anything aboout it, for to feed ?ne iittie ones we must also ieeu t.e uig ones. Maybe yo- can', eip one group or person without erprrig-olTfer^grbups and persons (Stick a pin in that.) I heard the piteous wails of a small Qog. 1 looked. I saw a ... u^g biasing tins small dog. " 1 * ~ -a. l i rnvni **_ * ??tn^~urxTiJii aug has vu in bis four legs whicn . ne uscu to escape ..c uiniui members with Mr. 0. Keiit, Supt. presiding. The ^lOgram was as follows; iKe_ s on Kundsr s. Day Rev. B. S. Sumpter. Introductory remarks .ar., U. U. l?.eut. tne L.ue o . Richtrd Allen Mr. H. Preston. Ape Progress of the A. M. L. ttu.cn mrs. Blanch Snell. His. ory of the Church, Aliss Bessit /runson. Solo Mr. George Hai. -tr. Address Mr. P. S. Johnson Renurks Mr. J. C. Cutmmings Address Mr. E. L. Bookard. Af. .Ci tne program the pastor called .r the captains of the Pews to .the their reports. This Pew ral y was to help rtise our Found. > Li ay assissmen . The rally vae quite a wwcess. The leading wire mis. Mtry Snell, Idrs. Lela Bovian, Mrs. Eva Jami. u anu many others. 1 A. M. C. V.ilUKUii Bev. L. D. Gamble, Pastor The n>0! mng services " Uega~ vith Miss Alayme E Gamble a' he organ. The pastor deliverer proiound and logic also spirit ml message. Theme: "LiA A ' standard For The People"'. Oi; 3 S was held at 3:00 pm. A' w Luc spcvjai program- undo: | he auspices of the junior churcr I ..i.v as outstanding. Saint Stephen members ant' ( < < r\ing nara (/n oui :hurch rally the second Sunda .. ..uuTcn AO, Ij-40.. We are reallj uiid.ng a briak church. Anion; ne visitors: Miss Bertha Causer . member of the faculty of How . ...gn school; Mr Bgrintinr Telds, B;own, and Davis. l^uite'a few members are or he sick list. We pray for them > speedy recover}'. !maNUEL'S church aid holds meeting - The^Ghureh Aid^Club-of - Kman. meeting Feb. 6th tt the home 4? i^ers. i?tary t/muir mccuun ??. pined by singing: What t Friend rayer by Mrs. Thompson. The ting was turned over to Mrs ViBe, acting chairman. We dls. . , i ? : nd new business. Mrs. Vise called for the minutes and li w;s called. Our next meeting will be at the home ol ur president, Mrs. Roseborough larch 5th. We were served a de clous sweet course. WHITMIRE NEWS A fine sermon was delivered at i-iing Hill by Rev. I. B. Ruffin lso at Bruce Tabernacle Sunday Mr and Mrs. Richard Swindlei [Kin. two oays visiting with Mr nd Mrs. Cola Joirier fiom Char ?ston. Mtb. Lola Joiner at thi.c riling is still on the road ol Improvement. Mifss Ea. ' Robinson visited nds in Cr.e ter Su.nd'-y. Mrs. Sarah Wallace is ill at thb rriting. Prot.- Robeit E Moore accom anied by Misses Ethel L. Wright orrie Lee Harper and Mrs. Rob -t E. Moore attended the teach s meeting m NewbeiTy Friday Mr. and Mis. Samuel Morgar em AShcville, N. C, spent Fri. iy night with Mr. anil Mrs.-Rob ,\io gan and family, accom anied by Claodc Morgan. ^onkiBtrvftle?girls bej ketbal cam won fjrom Whitmire team st Friday. Mr. U. S Gallman, county su 1 C/..H I . v rtlltl uiaiiw?.v uvn 11, county nurse* wore visitor? the school Monday. Prof, and Mrs. Robert Moore ?d as their week end guests Mi ifred ^loore of Greenville and . ?> Moore ?f Fort Mills. The teachers and students arr uuinR forward to the instruction of two drinking four tins otr the gyound. MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH ..yy. 8. Cr.ism, Pastor Sellers?Sunday school opened . the usual hour with Supt and i.workers at their post of duty be lesson was beautifully t*ugh4 itoughout the school and a splen d review by the Dist. Supt. 4?i Simmons. Mrs. Florence Dixon who pass I I to the great beyond Friday i ght February 9th was funeral i ed at 11:30 a.m. at Mt Zion I' e leaves to mourn her passing * -*? :?y re palmetto leader D MAYBE NOT Sh*cklefor4) ?- ?' _ f <-<~X~C-<r<~ EY'RE BIGGER The BIG dog imposed upon the '.LITTLE dog. Why? 'lhe B.G i.? y.i .mposc^ upon the LITTLE. A big bully will thresh ? small boy. He Ln't s0 prone to' r ...cwfc his own match. isiA.nl inoae^ wno are physi callv atronc find it easv to im pc/ae upon u.e weak. lno_e who vantage of the ignorant. Those J who are morally strong (not nec.t -.une uuvan. tage of those who aremoral!., weak. ? <.ihaps no group dn all the ' .vorld ha), been njore exploited .. an colored peoples. The "sman . ioIks" have taken advantage o. m.e~ ignorant and t.-.e unieAeie-. just because tnese people could not igare out thingo lor them selves. . Remedy: Grow bigger physi:al ly, mentally ar?/i morally. Pig'.b3, cannot cope with giants any _ where at any time. (Rights a husband, one son, two sisterr ana?a?nost ctf leianves an. ~ urUus. xnte.'ment in the Kellj .emetery. ? At 3:30 we again assembled ant witnessed a Founder's Day pro , gram sponsored by Miss Aloei o itil. air. henry Anderson ( Mist Gertrude Porter, M.s. Sai .c .u. i^e&ter. ibis was a won. derful program. At 7:30 anoth c'r wondeiful me3sage was deliver-^ by the ..pastor. ... ] The pastor and Rev. Simonwere dinner guests of Mr. an . o tiiown fcunday. Mrs T. B Jones is confined U bed at this writing. Jdrs. Jane Brady and son Jes: c and granddaughter Pearl Bethet i.e ati confined to their bed ir. the sam? house. We trust the. ^ wm goon be up again. " ?.ar. ouel Hunt ba^K at wo. 1 gain. lUHIilii BROWN? .. vl. L. IHUuCH Rev.1 R. I. Lemon, Pastor c f"ln'iesto:i, S. C.?With beau. trful weather prevailin^r._in u. city, after a continued cold spe: vui congregations last Sunday . e. e aii that could Be looked for Jr. Lemon preached from thf n -- heme "God's Command to Ja j liie evtnmg \so.ship wa confined to a program conducte uy one committee on Founder': Q .~)n v J- J "Wings Over Jordan" will be jj presented on February 20th. Fou. j churches are sponsoring this e vent, which will be staged a'. .Vlonis Brown. Our spring rail;, a is launched and already, ou forces are being organized. Ou*. , evival meeting is planned and will run up to Easter. We arc r glad to note tr.e continued im |M yvi'mfiit?of?Ub(h?RttfttS JuilL'j " vwrn ? ftttending the ser vices c* ** guiarly. Sister Emma Forres. t nairiauv of tne Stewardess-Boaro- ? [ No. T is still confined-arrficmTT" caster Lula Archer one of ou: a.tm ul meirioers, and a mcmbe ji tr.e Deaconess board, is out : 0 to t?*e ueugnt of ner cowon cts and her class No. 136. Bro. i A Lacaine, unuaunted by his re cent misfortune, is engaged in i. . ...niig ..l nonie on Kracke S' .. t.cn v. us sci lousiy damaged b; ^ ii. e recently. Morris Brown stii ,.,..iuuii?s n^r forward look. BARNWELL NEWS A Bethlehem Baptist S. .S. was im goiy >i^ciiii<.n ?We?are?sofl'S to report .t>iis Minnie Brown is ** still confined to her bed. Bethlehem nign school closed a -.ccv-siui week of prayer. W< ,-pie*. la.c tne following minister* sit.ng us and delivered soul stn ring inty sage eacn n.^nt: nev, Jenkins, Rev. Allen and Rev. Wi, j* nams. We will be lad lor you U ^ oiiie any tinie. ? .'wis. maiy Walker, 88 yeart old waa funeralized Sunday 2:(H t o'clock at Bethler.em Rapt chure:.. Rev. L. A Stewart pastor Si i'aul preached an inspiring sei ^ .ion Sunday morning. w At Second Baptist church with p) .v<-v. a. xi. JD-noar; pa?stor devo. "Ibn8 were conducted by Mrs Ma " . >e Williams and Mrs. MinniexiQQTnj, after which Rev. Georg. ^ viien p.eacr.ed a wonderful ser .non. The attendance at Sunday q school was the largest had for a p flew months. Mr. Edw Jenk/ns, \ r. was presented another "Pow r to Laad" card also Mantel g, Freeman Hix won two cards, on. ? I ! A. _ _ _ ! t "1 .or Dunging iwo new pupus ana ^ for tne bent sto.y on tr.e lej_ <t son. m The "Missionary Board and Dea oon Board presented Prof. E. b Allen two gallons of paint fo; the Bethlehem high school. The Uplift club met at tiff '"ime of Mrs. Susan F. Bailey or Tuesday, Feb, 0th. The club pu ^enieu a gift to Mrs M. R Ev- ?1 fcrr her services as piesident fo. nc past three years. Mrs. Ogre^ta Hart spent the week end in Beaufort. Dr. anr Mrs. D.J. Dixson spent Sundav lr ^ n rt Mather school. D D J Dixson spent a few div* la week attending the Medical asso ]u elation held at Tallahasse, Fla. ni SUBSCRIBE FOR -The "leader",? A Vl&rr TO CHARLESTON GEORGETOWN. S. C. C. C. ,Spawluiiig - 1 A lew w^ks ago, I visited the Aute of South Carolina. It was by no means my lu-t visit to tim state, yet on tnfs p^iMculai trip, i ioui.u so may things o'i inter est that have siampeu toem^elv es indelrbly on my nnnd. ? 1 s^ent considerable time in ^>w6v?iimi ? lUVVil Ui iipjJIUM ...... ?,vO0 iiiffaTfttan.s; 00 pei .ent of which are Negroes. It r1.?mtei esting 16 note that th ^ ^..u -oioieu people in thi> very excellent relations whicn ex 1st. Negroes in Georgetown a.e v.rf? . x .uy nave a local Business League, officered by . 3iuup or exicigcUC OUSU1CSS moll .vo oitiee.o are Us l'oitp.ws: Mr. it xi Anderson, president; Mr J . Jenkins, vice president; Mi Wul .r xixuiiigauxv,?secretary; jVii Frank .Jbhnson, assistant secrc ^-ir*vJriW lUt- ijaniuel Wragg tieasprer. me Sbwji can boast ?* a heau .x?i ciJo x.ouse tor xNeg.oes an. .wo graucu , acnoTris, wnkh &r' -^jiiivtaca by trot.' J.~B Beck ..wli UlC_aii*i I Yilllll'tLlU ImU iNv gro stuuenis ana ituc ,1 me mail -larnei s in George .own a.e coioreu. The Negroe. ^c*tC o?e \?iy nice'gloceiy &iui. ita meat inaiKci on .niain stret ?The Atkinson Grocery. Tney .41 Uila up?.UlC tv>0 ii'vjuOi' SwO'i cs, several small grocery sio.i. ? |/U44tj40| U. i 4/N.A' wi.GpOy Ull >ne drug store. George.o on ...v. t>ua a iy..c.nilo. it IS . j\vn of th.ifty, ene.gctic peop.e One oi u.oigc.o'ivn s moat pro. ,-res-ive citizens is Dr. U. G .ceie, a young p-ysician, \vuo .. oiuuua.e oi cuuw university nuss of ID 12. Dr. Teele enjoy. , iuciative practice and is the hly. iyegro pny?ician in tne c/?. ie is a leader in civic, social an. hurch affairs. He and hi* wife ?tne fd.omer Miss; caiu ' 4 4?Utcl^ll( aV. L. f HEV0 Cm >eautiful home and are among thi ngftly?respected Citizens of th. AKJ. Aim .her interesting eV-gvafti- . . oeoigetown is Alex Alford. He .as been deformed fr.om "child .ood, but this has not been a haii .icap to him. iif is Known a he ''peanut man" and handle* .uanuis aiiU Dusnels ot peanuts . veek. He handles__sQ. _man.y?thai "5~T?uw puicnaseo ris stock by the He stands on the corner Kti sco.es oi baskets of paich. a peanuts and tosses bags of pea iuts to passers by indiscriminau V and meets them on haturdaya v..cuiv'.! uay, ana readily recog .zcs most; \>?.o owe him. He hat een quite successful in his busi. .a . iUii<y ne owns a do room ouse in which he and his parents ive and has invested conaiaeia e ino..cy in tenant property. Al. o.o is encigy personingu. lie is splendid example of tne quota .on? ^11 me u. ight lexicon of outh, there is 110 such word a^ aii.' ire nas an excellent cretin ating and his name ia synony._ iflua. a round-tjeorgenrWTi w7ch~~Ti7 " aavi y, Vr,ni-t7 untniitiep en a elice, rciiiups the moving spirit in no own Ol QOULXL- l^i-Uii|)a >irj~ tre??ru. iy uuV'j uad Ltr.. i noma, j .. oe_-jCA~rle.>ton, South * ' uivi.iiU. jji. .killer was tail ...gn it> nave passed for a white iao. Before he died, he piepai .. ...c ^p....p.4 xor nis tombstone. ...... .i~ .juuiVii " 1 ..omas r. i.au-, A.B., BL, All, LL D. ..iuoi Commissioner ox BeaufoN ... a.uuio., .uuni er of State House and Senate o<4 xbfo. .Memuer o* olst, on.. n i-taxes Congress, l'ounuer l M College and its first presi . n.. x>xitbaie to tne Constitu ,o...w convention in lb'JG. Pres. ytc-i ?an lor 04 ?*- .i?. vu.i tiuu ..mi uil the peo le, loving the white man no .->. out ine Negro needed nix lost." O ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH The pastor is calling all mem ers oi our congieai .ion to nixe t the church Mondcy night t iscuss a new place in which to love. The Government project to be extended to Beauiain St iking over our church, and w\ ni nave to move. We have been e Ainjf i long fine at that piac. < ad hate to move. Last Sunday i ?8 a high day in our Zion. The istor spoke in the morning am ev. Ulysses Ltrk at night. Both J ewaxdcsi- board* Ttvldei'lxPgreai rvic:1. The twa .usher boards i ere at their best txid made b ; nc showing. The Progressive lub supervised by Mrs. V. T. llis had the best entertainment h the season at the church las. nnrlflv nioKf Taoa^U r>? ? ...0..w. * *i uwot^u ivcesi' I -pt. of ihe Sunday school i s \ aking c good leader. Mrs. Elli d a fine League session las. rvon:ng. The pa?tor pom ended the Senior and Junior 1 loir for the excellent music ren :red last Sundr.y. nun Ann nm * i iiiu/>i/uurniA INH.WS Mi s Jnnie Mao Weston com '" prf t^e ""-amniar school Jar. )th and will attend the Stetson -r~m. Miss Ollic Mae Wes^or < imnlctcd the Stetson Jr. Hi an'' tv attends the WillY.m Ponn : r, frirl'. T'-cse ei.]* ftre th' juffhters of Mr. and Mrs. Wrl , t. >n ' th^ tr anddauph ra-of Mrs. Ollie Jeckson of Co mhia, S. C. W-? pray th?? C av Ret the priory out of the iunp people life. n I'd of Ph'1 ? elphia is spend!no: sometime in I elena, S. C., visiting her aunt rtn-'AAi , . EBENEZER A. M. E. CHURCH iwcv. o. H. VVix.'^e, Pasior iMullins, b. C.;?Founder's Day was observed throughout tac uay. 1 ~Z^l iuxlUuii ucgan the day' j ^.Uiiig a spnited baoouth school ( ; r or toe-etriiurcu's noar lKl?e iUc-. ..?ae iiaycs and Deloris Pickett gave rtcuaiiona beio.e and altei c |iuaa ?>1 message, His sub ject was on the Lite of Geoig<> W. ^<11 veiv b or the adult hour the message wa3 one befitting foi ..ie ror iny Lugfit Ha? ruenaid Alien ? Light e. An s. Mavme Foxworth united with the rhurrr.,?ALvj ,nnie Ca.michael was a recem , joiner. Mrs. W. H Whrtner ol i^uurons wa3 a visitor and gave y uClp.u. fl'uia.na. iitll .. /\iui;zo x.i teaching in th< high school here. , ..t o.uu ivcv. Mr Billopa preacl tii aoie sermon. ? Our main Founder's Day piu . i.oo?-Aimost a full hbuse heard the very unique p.v> .... ...... ii>. f orawiort' pre ented. Mrs. Saphonie Reav es directress of the Junior choir .^..liiaiiied iOi tne mu. sic for this program, in fact foi ' hr r'* '" - ?n* Air.?Lwey--JxThnrmn and Miss i .u. c ijpytv.M irom umd^t were happily married at the par ..~0^ ? ?cw auiu.ays ago. MEETING OF ST. LUKE'S .li^N CLUB The Men's club of St. Luke'. Episcopal church held its regular . ?i..kC Aj.-c. io. /i.te " the business session the house - s.|jvu.u ioi it iu'uiij cable (lis '.c-ion win:., wa so inteiostl'.ig hat we decided to continue th' discussion at t^e ne..t meeting < .fter which M.. Arthur Noah c a anang.ng tables for a whis. Mrrnment. Mr. Eugene Gary won first prize; Mr Henry Jh. ' . ?i, Swto .a and iMr E. Q. Garr. ? low sco e for the booby. / delicious fish 6upper was served i'r.e guests present were Mr \V .1 <ihr) !in nnH {Mr, -J 1 Hughes. ine January meeting was helc i lii'e ldth :t the homo of M ?P: Paul. After the busines | session the club continued the ound Iflhln jlicmiKSAin i . M.vtl VW.^II , tables were alrranged tor the J whist party. Mr. F. P Paul, first prize; Mr Palmer Wibon drawing ne highest for second. prizai_fiZ-Eugene Gary waged 'off with t >oooy. A ueucious saiad ~ CQiUiUAras served." Gue ts present! wer Dr. Briggs, Prof. Nelson and Mi Allen Hopwood. PAWLEYS ISLAND NEW? Ti e < immunity wa . saifdenc } by the passing of mother Caio lyn Reid on Tuesday night. Sn? lived a peaceful Christian lrfer s in i i e enu tii.iiipnimi ly. Remarks were made at th ;.e ai ervice.i by her leadf id others. Rev. C. M Besselliei was outstanding in speaking ?> her life's record. Solan by Me; nims mi be- tna Singleton and S _j ELL-Washingtonr - ^Jbtttrary'Tiy" "M . tjlllW.l l-hf. mmfVW nmiLm jv/VKT7 "oi tingly" 'from Psalms 37:37. Sr.< leaves t'n mgurn hrr lout formtrrrr" i.aii - and grea grand children other rolaHve8 aw' A large number witnessed th< Communion service* *t Ft. Johi | A. M. E church. Tr.e Pasijr Re J E Washington preached fron I subject "A Real Life". A \ . iiier g..at sermon was deliver ,,a ,, at .he evening Bio. J. Simmon8 from Acadi: ,vas t:.e pulpit guest of Rev. Be sellicu "ind;'.;,' an.i Wuvtitu wonderful sermon. Many we I .useim ac tne lil'PU hour ar I 1 ?.i ^ P ; iw.'i t ifulfv dis " rtrssctT ' I i lie Boosters club met at th <. C rie Williams c. || Friday night. All officers wc. . .at, it'u. i' . pa, a.ion i tie s. ject for discussion at our no. c meeting whi'ch will be at th lome of Mi's Maggie Brown. We sympathize with Mr. an <I:'s James Geathers in lorin; heir home by hre Saturday nitt AY NOR NEWS The W. W. C. held its regula i? ?'?niai hour on Fri Jay evening. Essie Gcfback wa n chajge of the devotional*;. Hal .me al.Quteh; president, presrt We <al'v thank jV?= L^Jacltaon-ofMsHon and hi8 Sil* i qua. tet lor rendering? rttclrxrrrThjbyabTe program at tht :chool. The was very sorry tha i... Inez. Meadows had to go lome due to her illness, Mr. Ja ig ; carried on her -wcrrlt Miss Sarah Burroughs was the veek end guest of her parent: u tr.u s. A Bur oughs Miss Mable Prince was the J V i en guest 01 Al 13 magg> r V. Pooler in Conway. ^ 20 STATES REPORT W FROM MENTHO MULSIO f M from All Walks of Life Come co Glowing Reports. m< An Ohio minister says: "I rec- m' icnd Mcntho-Mulsion to my ho ? congregation for the treat.. it of coughs due to colds." ! I bU A Minnesota druggist thinks or 'Untho-Mulsion the finest cough - li"lne_he_t.vcr_hid-4n his storerr^ A Georgia physician reports; MI, re< wite more presciiptioni lor I go Saturday, February 17, 1940 LEXINGTON CIRCUIT NEWS Rev I. O. Simmons, Pastor Tr e p st-Gp preached rt nt. Zton Sunday. ^He then motored to Spring Hill to funerali^. Brother James Hendrix a member of spring Hill and a world war vet. - ran. Night service wag had at Beth el and the pastor preached a moat i rvvin" o' mnito Rev. W. P. Steele (white) also gave a timely - Next Sunday ts Trustee Day at Bethel. All members are asker -to perform?their duty. Saturday I. ine pastor > asking all ^r-a-r'is- ^d steward esses to meet at the church at 7 o'clock. Important business. n t Mr-. Car:ie Tay ... it-. B^rstic and perhaps some that we don't know o hoe for them a speedy recovery. ,, rhaptit^ myltson Florist Flowers For Every Occasion phone wm ~ 1202 Harden St. Columbia MAT* AM T>^TW9 HATR CROWFR For D'seaser? c?"'h ? C!% ?? I Ife ' *nd Beaiitv. BF.S1 r^OWFR? Apply once a week?Price 35* iHlii Blaming St.. Columbia. S. < Counts Uiug Store, S\ ashingtor St., Thomas Drug Store. Ta>. lor and Harden Sis. K8aCKO?CJCK> David (j.Ellison General Insurance Honest and" "*idpnt atten lion given to ail businem placed with me. PHONE 5717 Watch Repairing E. W. ISOM 2307 GERVAIS STREET~ COLUMBIA, S. C. ^ ?\ I IIAIOllO ill-COVDIYIOHB, lEClllING-IEAT COACIEI OOl, CHAN, COMfOITAB&l One way from Columbia Richmond I 6.40 Washington 741 Philadelphia 10.67 New "orit 12.M Boston (via Hell Gate Bridge 19.66 Pittsburgh 14.It Bnffnlo __ lijf St. Petersburg _ 8.85 Tampa 8.31 Miami 10 M ^WiH?riir"B*icirt-I-~/ 9.60 Jacksonville 6.10 J. L. Carter. DP A ' Room No. 1 Arcade Bldf. Colombia, 9. C. Telephone 3821?0997?;? 0NDERFU4. RESULTS N COUGH MEDICINE entlfo-Mulslon than for all other ugh preparations combined." If you are suffering from a comsn cough due to exposure or a Inor bronchial irritation, get a ttle of Mentho-Mulslon today. Mentho-Mulslon la guaranteed give you complete sotisfactlon your druggist will refund your McnthcMuhlun If sold, Jommended and guaranteed by od druggists everywhere.?adv.