The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 11, 1941, Page Page Five, Image 5
Saturday, January 11, 1941
MT. OLIVE A. M. E. CHURCH
| j Rev. H. C. Andrews, Pastf^
FA Myrtle Beach, S. C.?Sunday
school opened at the UBual hour
with the Supt. Mrs. Jeff Bellamy
and co-workers at their places.
6:30 the A. C. E. league opened
with the president, Mr. Harry
Gore, The lesson was thoroughly
discussed.
8:00 .o'clock the pastor ascended
the rostrum and preached a soul
reviving sermon.
Mr. John Hardy passed to the
great beyond December 21,^1940
at the Columbia hospital. He leaves
to mourn hrs death his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hardy, one
sister and a host of relatives irnd
friends. Funeral services were held
at Sandy Grove Baptist church
(Rev. J. F. Faulk, officiating..
,, Miss Ella Bland,25, passed away
Febriiary 4 in Columbia. Funeral
services were held at Sandy Grove
Baptist church by her pastor Rev.
J. F. Faulk. Surviving are hefr'
_ futhn, .ulep-mothev, four sisleis"
" and one brother.- ?
Miss Lou Hicks, 70, was found
dead December 26 after being missing
since some time in November
Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Judge spent
P Christmas visiting relatives and
friends in Marion.
Miss Henretta Smoat spent the
holidays with her parents in Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Owens spent
Christmas at their home in Lau
rerts. ;
Prof, and Mrs. D. A. Williams
spent the holidays in Greenwood
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Williams
spent the holidays in Florence visiting:
their parents.
Miss C. A. Williams and Miss A
T. Abraham motored to JacksonB
ville,- Florida Christmas.
Mrs. Gracie McKing motored to
Pamplico Sunday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. F. E.. Rainbow
Rev. I/eroy Judffe, and Mr. Nathan
and O. J. Mctviue.
"V ?- Mrs. Bertha Woodbury of Washington,
D. C., spent the holidays
w'th her parent*?. Mr. and Mrs
Jeff Bellamy.
Mrs. Eldnetta Moore of New
York City, spent the holidays with
Mrs. Mary Spivey.
Mrs. -Ethel Carter had as hei
guest Sunday, her brother, Bubbles
Branley. John Sockwell, Jaisor
Crockran, and the Gentrys of Fayett'eville,
N. C. While hehe they
w^nt sight seeing and was pleased
B with the various places of interest.
They motored to Conway in the
afternoon and was the dinner
guests of Mrs. Kazier Brantley
Mrs. Carter's mother.
WINNSBORO >*EWS
Touching communion services
were held at both Wayman A. M.
E. and the A. M.E. Zion connections
here last Sunday. Splendid audiences
turned out ijQ. spite of the
B cold weather. Rev. Leroy Jackson
BB is taking his rightful place in the
f hearts of his people at Wayman.
Rev. Jackson was the orator of
the day in our emancipation exer
?? ciaea at Fairfield county training
school. January: 1st It was there
that he made for himself a name
Rev. Tally, the Presbyterian
minister, also made some very
L1111 e J y iciuai r\s ao uc uiuiuuuwu
the speaker. The emancipation proclamation
was read by Mrs. Rufus
Green. Miss Elese Peay presided
at the piano. The officers for next
year are: Rev. B. C. Cunningham,
president; Mrs. C. D. Manipault
vice-president; "Rev. Leroy Jack
[ "j| son, secretary, Mrs. Janie Moore
\-M- assistant secretary;?W. A, Rosr__
treasurer, and Rev. C. W. Tally
f . chaplain.
To make his pood business evei
better and als0 to set hirpself up
to a handsome and substantial
Chrrstmas present, Mr. Alexander
Russell remodeled and renovated
his place of business on Main street
here. Both those who frequent his
place and also the passer-bys stop
and look and wonder amazingly at
the -change. Walls redecorated,
woodwork freshly painted and Ve|
neician blinds to the windows make
quite, an attractive place for bar
her shop, funeral home, and als?
Dr. Thompson's dental office.
Those who need their mouths beautified
wrll find a nice,, convien*
place as well as a splendid dental
"' doctor in Mr. Thompson.
We afe pleased to have in our
Townfwiss Carrie Lewis of Washingtorv-D.
C., who is visiting relatives
and friends here. She inspocteded
our school last Monday and
was highly pleased with what>he
observed. We await, her return.
Friends of Misses Emma Ra>
and Willie B. McCullough will be
sorry to know that these two
fpovuoro nnf aKIn fn rnnnrf fo
duty last Monday when the school
re-opene<fT
5^^ Rev. J. iM. Beaty, Prof. W. A
Ross, Jr., and his father motored
to Chester January 2nd to assist
in making the proeram for out
; district teacher*' convention which
convenes at Coulter academy, Che
raw, S. C., January 25th. The eommitte
enjoyed a palatable repasl
after the meeting1.
Rev. and Mrs. I. M. Smith ftrnt"
Mrs. S. E. M"cColough were thdinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C
Mitchell on Christmas day.
Rev. W. W. McCollough was the
recipient of many useful gifts from
^ the members of Paradise church
of Great Falls. Mrs. S. E. McCollough
spent the Christmas week
end in Rock Hjll with her sister
Mrs. John MVtrant.
Mr. John Mcintosh and brothers
M!essrs R. J. and C. O. and sister,
If.* A 1! i J a ii ?
nmss /\Jice, returned to tneir nomo
were accompanied by Mr. Russell
|||^^ Jones who went on to Chicago and
little Miss Edith 'Mcintosh, daughter
of Mr. C. O. Mcintosh.
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RIDGE SPRING NOTES
Sunday found church goers at 0
Ridge Hill. The S. S. was taught
in groups and classes as usual
A teachers' meeting wiys held af- f)<
ter S. S. and plans were made /or il
the year's program. " v<
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Mr. and Mrs. M. D. bogan, Miss di
x*s Mary L. Sanders, Ora Mae Tillman
of Brookgreen, also Mr. Allen *
West, Allen, Jr. and Miss Eloiso l,.
West of Columbia were the dinner u!
guests of Mr. and Mrs. NcIsuilJV
Head on Christmas day.
Mrs. Helen B. Crawford left ^
Saturday for Hempstead, N. Y. Mr cj
Author Hazzard left for Harris- hi
burg, Pa. t-j
Mr. Ozie Jackson and family ol
Columbia, were the dinner guests
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. NV
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs 14
Roosevelt Raiford and left a fine
baby girl. Mother and baby are
fine.
At this writing Mi's. Lizzie 1 11
much improved.
Second Baptist Church td
a
Rev.. C. E. l)orn, Pastor ej
In spite of the weather Sundq^-h:
night a large crow'd met at Second li
Baptist church fur services, and U ci
witness, the report of th,e tevf A
(10) pounds. Rev. John Davis '
preached a soul- stilling sermon ,
text, Acts 8:21). Subject, "A Spirit- N
ual Guide." All hearts burned while
he preached God's word.
After the sermon Cne reports
were made which was great. MrsMary
Vinson $1L.00, 'Mrs. Li'na (1
See Harris, the second highest h
$8.18. The juvenile furnished music
for the services which was
| very goad. They reported
the third highest amount. The to- A
tal amount for the ten pounds wrt- '
$60.02r-^
Mrs. M. E. Crawford wishes to
thank the members and pastor.
Rev. Dorn of Second Ilaptist church s
for the lovely water set given he' ,.i
as a Christmas
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Ridge Hill School 1 <
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RidKe Spring, S. C. ^
After enjoying the pleasant holi- v
days we are hard at work*again -I
Eager faces returned January 0. (
with expressions that implied big- .
ger and better things for 1U4I.
Teachers reported pleasant stays
at the following points: Miss Craw- ?
ford, Ridge Spring and Augusta. J]
Ga.: Miss Williams. Monetta and
Batesburg; Mrs. Peterson. A Her.(tale.
Aiken~and Yamnsseo; - -3
Wells, Columbia, S. C, ami Ashe- <
ville, N. C.; Miss Hammond. Ridge t
Spring; Miss Holmes, Bennettsville.
S. C.; Mrs. Hubert, B. C. earn- "
pus, Columbia, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner, Allendale. Georgia and 1
Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Hightower. I
Gaffnev, Spartanburg, and Tre.i- ^
ton. * V
We were very jproud of cur Seal ,
sale report from this school. Oui t
total was $69.53, our goal was h
$60.00. We are also grateful to a
.Mjss Dannelley, our ex-tfeacher. *
(N. Y.) who purchased seals from
us. Mary Lee Quattlebaum, Beatrice
Peterson, Lucile_ Glenn, Pearl
Barnes, and other e^-graduates
and students purchased from us.
The highest amount in the high t
school department was sohl by tin, h
8th and 9th grades, Mrs. Gardner. ^
teacher, eTementtarv ueparment.
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6th grade, Miss Holmes, teacher. t
primary department, 2fwl~ 'grade
Mrs. E. V. Peterson, teacher. (
The beautiful colored doll' was
won by little Iressa Peterson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F (
Peterson. The basket of Christmas w
groceries by Mr. Bennie Raiford.. I
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The following visitors were ?ocn V
hi town: Mr. i?nd Mrs. Wardie Dav- h
r
is, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Rnfus
Gomillion, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. Alphonzo/Hammond, Camden. ^
S. C.; Mr. Douglas Wafson? Aiken. \
guests of the Gomillion family. ^
Mr. ahd MrsT Albert. Campbell [.
and son -of New York were guests
of the Glen family.
Mr. and Mrs. I>ouie Waters and ^
da'ughteu, and Miss Lou Helen ,,
Walters, Benedict, all of Colum ^
bia, were guests of the Walters I:
family. ^
Messrs Harold Martin and Cla- j.
rence Golden, guest of Miss Rosa ^
Bell Broadnax, also nurse Broad ;r
nax of Greenville, -R. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnson., N. C. "
Mrss Tola Davis, Mr. Herbert Cole
mann'anft. wite, guests ot tne navis
family. > <\
Naomi Lee spent a while in An- b
gusta, Ga. guest of her father
Carrie Barmes spent some time In ,i
Chester, Juanita Williams in Fla u
We were glad to welcome al' ''
students home from the- different , (
colleges for the holidays. cc
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observe T'vr.ly-b'1 b
On S'.i' ilav ni. lit I' . i id
)|0. Mr. and Mi-. M a : i - .'!
Khi hiirdt, S. i. ! ' i - t. .
loir tvontv-fifth w i Idiv v a:.n:ursary.
with much v style a '
feat die nit y. Tim 11\. i.
ninjr room and linl! < ;' t'
' bona* wci" t!i;n". ,m :> ? >:v
here number:; l'n '
died to wi-h tlV'iu well. 'lli
tests were met at the dour am
shored into the 1 iv i?;ir i>- :
here they nu t ami eisut ted' v. i. 1
le bridal couple f t r.
Jinnieis. ^hen inio tii d
)Ont \V+.C1V till e?; :
tpes and cocktails !' ' .v..
licken salad and* aa!t,i v
lock ice ciram with
ikes carrying .oaf i!:
heme <>;' pink nr..!.
toy were aslu u <1 i
ion! win :v they \ i dr. .
hich were lo\>l\ and as
gistered and it was t'ound. tin.
I!A K.N \\ I d.I. m:\vs?
Now that tile : (iiai-i;. i !. ..
eased their rimfin?. i-vi r\ nod
lakes his ipst si?-*p into. ;!?. .>
eim :
Silrvice at l?< thick'
lurch Sii:.d.-.V r .
success. IN-v. > .
njoyable new ;\'eais
The tfriiu lea per !>?. .; .,
fs It'll mission by > la a:. . r'
ves <d' two v.i'll kin1 .
ti/.elis. .M i. Ia.li ?s I >
as I'll lie i ali'. i! .. .
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lissos Andmtui '! tN!;. !.']
inr Forroll. and M r. \/ W'.lii -rs
vii'>\"(T 'a :r *? ~r~~rrr
omo of Mr. \\ i!s"' ';. ;.
'. Wilson on Jiv lis: - ni ' .
MiVs T.onln l?i't h<
olidays "li ??? > >? with i: < * i *.
Mrs. Matti M'iF nr. M
Id ward Hart >n. ! M' I'ilson.
Mr. an! Mrs .1. M '!
Ir. N'athnnio! Wil- ?n.
hairy Waito*. Mr. and
Wilson of \V:oliirrrt >-. IV ?' p
hristnias in Xrvlvrrv "V *
lionds. Mr. and ?M s. !'; >> . ,T ' .
on and ' f oiilv. F'<
lgston and dwirhtMiss
F-Mio ATa. ! : '
onodi t #?jiont t 'as i t i:
or lr.othor, Mis.
mi. > .
Mrs. Ardorson M^or Si.
unib ? >,.nt Christrms .iv C ' jlo
c? r*
Miss V<" na T?:if !ir?'fnr<l .is forvh
><r for Mr*. Tsui A <!
hHo 1 ' 1'. rill'- ?'?
"foe.
We reprrot Miss .luMc' Wasb':i
>11 Hwl not ? ?! \J !> :i('.
iunt of being ill. Wo trust siu
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THE PALMETTO LEADER
^>re _ | 4
v. < Anniversary >
J
i< ;si many ooumtes ami \
. '{ ( ; A' l'jv present. Sonic mem
of t'" original wedding par*
present. A program * of
He ami short talks by
v '! 'i:'-in!s took place with!
by Mr. and Mrs. Moored
. 1 occasion. Mis. Moore*
' ' .v< ly evening .pnvn o 1
tin . with salver slippehs
i of jiihk carnations.
lb or'y ornament was a . lovely
> di ner ring, the anniver
a'ft of Mr.. Moore.
' were present from New
Washington,' North Caro- H
>. S: : t mhnr'.'; (iranjrehtyir, |
. ji ' .1> - . Denmark. Marnwell pi
|i efe t. .VHe'ntlale. August, (>a D
! * tiiei* with, the folk in the home I
1 ' ^ n and WwUerboro.
Smne <?f the truests w< loath
to h ave, so l.t tt^ifully th<*y wen I
I < at1.1tained and some found their I
? ,i I u
c : 1 uy i'-e^hy tAt- ian ( hiircli
|{cv. \. !!. Ileasoner. l'a>tor
.. (h lighted to have Prof
j ( ! -, Sjint. of !' tiileheni
>'. S. win-hip yyitii its Am.
: . .. v. J:t Sunday school he
ft e itfieers foi 11*11. In
'in* gave encouraging,
i fi.u:;;' 1 to each one about
I ; ? '. A ft.-r wiiicli ' i'.c spoke
ry of the work and
e.! 'mecting toT 'he irroit
' : S. S. and .-poke of him ?
. ! ; a nart of tki' S. S
toeciikvn with 'Piavt >r I
1 f : sejloni. I III' pasioi np
' h V\' :t'.nv> t i jlis S |
1 "*! , ( < iiildvt n.'s lii>iii. th?
was a limit a 1?<I. who
. tl t ! ' ,! which was >u<ccssful
i-i* father had a-kod the
i :< ? : : ! others t protect
: i "a. Tile moral was te
i I : > direel .yo'u ilai iiiif l'.Ml
: us uiiar...
' I ;**i o'clock the. pastor's
: ' "N'u.i hevinfr t.ur Pays,''
:tl"i i'ft-tl'J. In his discourse
he ' )'. Il e.V to use each <)a\'
; !' hy looking: over the
reistakes and fortunes".
l; Number the days to do
i1 < ir fjcc'tinjr and un
difficulties, hardships
i. -. I success. Make resoI
i .f net i ssitics.- the- most
M lie, the presence of Clod
+ . ^ !<. ays if we place out
in i'i- as a little chihl does
id ; n .caer to lead ai'in. ther
' "e.v .11 he - iwessfnl. There's
:n i "i ntire new year and
-c i'viee.- All of the
' . i. touched Iiy the Holy
! 'i 'e lea:tie. hour t*.' j
-Should- W e I.ivc hi i
' ' : Impulse?" After a drama |
a < hinese checker gun's I
1 . . s. whi h w;i< a Tarturi
? r? ' i rules, which was r I
; ' i-we for i he worship 1
- "Praise Clod Who j
. . V '-P'" s-rip*uith Psaln
i ! < >. PI :'J 1 -'27, API
i e' s " ? r< srreatlv here I
' 1 " . I
.v.; .... e di-.i.. i.f,.! to receive I
? ' 1 I?-: phn.it for tin I
luirch from
of the p.ihh
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1J
I U ' < <\.avni has returned
, \ Tl. -son. S. C. i>l
i.i slnuis wit!? .<>
- ' v. Ini'ly attended
' ; > .. ,\ 1 ! :oil a. in. an
- ?TV . , a wonderful 'In
i- .J- w d<> believe \va>e
III. II fS tOXt r.
r-1".- dnhn 1 and '
- ? :>.\'.c-t : "Where do t-i
"7 : :r 7" c.
' . ... thC ffOt
: .if the Wat even .
. < hah! at liothel nn k'
ii . K<
,. :, 1 a,! weather a nice
' - i a i t !i< ireetin.tr was ,
' a - -i! a way and 1911
it i'.-nnd >n-'>t of tiu ni;
d . ,i s .-.,f our Lov tf*? oen an-' t
f * -rv5- ? '< veil? iara-eh >0
*' ' ' JV f.
- v' _ f * : i " 1. ? 1. 1.1 It. 1 ' V*??
> ] i I ,: . J i Til 11 > icl>
f.vi i :t! .'.the homo o* co
m... r.;1.t!? y. The meetinp
< < mnjiv aminos were to
< which ham sand- .
, !, t coffee. and candy wen Ct
't .. . ' sc
. :t'i '< hi school reopen*
': ! 1}.la\f?:in?arv fi. ' J.1
!'! . ? a- M Vi a.- of Rucks ' *
. v'. C. >!? i the Christmas
j Mis.* Heiinie Owe^s. | jf
\< no .', !, !< Oh'ilmas morn. jj(
t'i. T'v'lijht OKib serenaded ni.
, > Christmas carols j](
ivil'is <> the sjck and |j7
. . .. ,,t' 'he town. Our pg
'rV' Mrs. T. (1 P^ris. |0{
mi iust in time t- p,
M :ils-i M:ss Florence .
th
, ! i e persons came honn nji
' ? \ ' AIi>s Ollie Mae pa
\J ' . \!c>o|'s Keilt Wjlliams.
T-i'e Hampton <>f S. C. lRtat< S.
I.eitie Ford, La- la?
a 'VW'.'dv. nasi'Mr. Andrew I.eo th.
- !* AMi-n I'niversity, Miss
i ",i-? I'-V'nsoN, Messrs A1 tine ho
i v iel vTohnson 8n<l Lelftnii Mi
" " , i V iorhees Junior College ITi
S-t'lie MeKonzie of Bone lui
. College. CI
; . (h en (a^k;n spent the holi- Mj
,i'ays in Demvatk, S. C. ' H'<
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CHORAL
Township
COLUI
Sunday Evei
3 P. M.~Do
Sponsored by the
Admission: Arei
75c;
Tickets on sale at C ount
Thomas Drug Store and
GREAT FALLS NEWS Finlev high,'
Miss Mar
Paradise A. M. I'.. Zion Church the faculty
rv. \V. W, McCullough. Pastor !iiri school.
Rock Mill.la
The holidays were quite enjoy- tives and l'l
)le afotind . here. Many out of Mr. and 1
\vn visitors. were seen. and Mrs. P!
Prof, and Mrs. S. L. Finley and their dinner
n were the dinner guests of Mr. McCollough.
id Mrs. John L. Gained last Mon- Gaines, ami
y, December GO. Carter. A 1
' was served.
The Masoniv Order turned out
iday, December 27^ at the church
The sermon was preached by
der D. C. Crosby of Chester, S. yjIOV
Aniong the out of townvisitors
. re Mrs. Addel C. Nelson, Mrs. Rev. ('. ('
der son. Mrs. Campbell and Mr
>ss of Rock Hill, S. C. It was a Our tsundr
and affair. Many palatable dain- Wo are pro;
s were served after the exercis- pastor was
, Mr. W. Carter, worthy master, preached a
The Burial Society had its an- j We are mov
lal banquet last Thursday night the new yea
the school auditorium. They ; leave his c
ported quite a nice affairt Mr ; morning se
C. Clinton; president. This is a t ?hoi_r will ?a<
rvfine societv and helpfid to the Aloriah Bapl
i - > *
The pastor extends munv thanks J n , .
Mi*. K. M. Allen of Newark. I , . I?T .
J. for a nitfe number of books | .f
eon to the heads of the church ' ' ? /7-.1'i'1' ^
E>ol. Among the ones wersi Mil 1.^ _*
id Mrs. W. B. Carter, Mr. and I 1, r,l
r ? . t t program I in
ra. L. G{fires ?ntl Mr. and MrI. op? Roar(, N
Clinton and the pastor. (jav ^jrs ^
Mr. Charlje rurcell departed tjiis .,Tp'"? '.s- th
e Wednesday night. January 1 nie oo an
was a leader of the ch; rch for
my years also a member of the
irial AM Society. He was funera X
:ed Friday. ' January 3. at the
iradise A. M. E. Zion church. ITo X
ives a wife and a host of friends
mourn his death. *i* Mi
ss Elizabeth Gaines, one of ??
e faculty members of Finley X *
jrh. spent the holidays with her A
rents. Mr.Mild Mrs. John Gaines V
"t " * ?*#
Mr. Ralph Marton of Greenvrllo, a
C. spen^ a few days in the city ? ,
it week. During his stay he was X -IVlOQCr
:> guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gaines V
The following students were X
me from the various schools: sr
iss Mabel Gaines and Mr. J. f! X
frnes of Benedict (Jollege, Co- $
mbia. S. C.; Mr. Fletcher Gaines % Telenhor
in ton College. Rock If ill, S. C.: ^
(ases Helen 'Tims, Rosa Mae Iaa.v?\aa.?,
>lmes, and Etta Bell Barnes of
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V1BIA, S. C.
ling, Jan. 19th
ors Open 1 P. M.
Churches of the City
1a $1.00; Dress Circle
JLraiuun^
s Drug Store, Green leaf Cafe,
La Fayette Recreation Room.
Cheste rC.? ' Our church door? arc open
limit* Carter, <*iu* of morning and night, if you want
members of Paradise to be spiritually revived, conic to
spent a few days' in Mt. Zi?>n.
st week visiting lela- ?- ?
Wis. Clvsses C!fad'fey XN OODRl" I F. S. C. NEWS
leohe (iiadden had as, ,{> Mrs. Kffi*> J- Parks
guests. Rev. 'W. W t '
Mr. and Mrs. John 1. ^ /"j * w"tc?\ nl*ht Avas
Mr. and Mrs. W. \i " to beffm the new yeat
, i ;. , with. Rev. J. Jones, als,, Rev. Mrs
llQst lleltCUlUs dnil.er ,, ,. ,
Maggie \ alentpie gave us a great
message.
i __ The-new year found us on our
knees praising the lord.
i \i' c- Turn b Mr?.. .Inez Steen of Washington,
* * R* " ir? spent the holidays with her
. Mcllwain. Pastor par?-?ts. Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Floyd
I'd tier many friends.
iy school ' is ius.t tine. Mrs. Ruth McCullough of Char-,
grossing nicely. Our . '"tt< -,f S:' C. ^ visited Mr. and Mrs
with us at night and Harrison Winn, also her parents
_ i It!.. ~ ~ .1 Xr -I*' tir Tr *
soui stirring s< i mm\ j " 1 '1<IU -nrs. ? w inn.
ing alone right with Miss Bertha Gist, Miss Maids
r. Rev. Mel!wain witLj ^ost? r of Friendship College spent
hureh Sunday aftei i the holidays here with parents,
rviec' and his good | M'-. Horace Nelson and Ricnjfand
^company him to Mt. ( Harks of M'oncks Corner spent
tist church to render < h'istoias here with l^renjtsj^jd8
! Mr?. Kula Irhy of Pur. can. -S. 'C.f
ors cm.. met Fridav > worshiped ?t New Bethel Sunday
home of Mrs. Mamie Those on the sick list are Mrs,
was nicely entertain p]jzn Thompson and Mrs. Helen
'V4 ^rf- AlUo tha Smiili. We hope for them brighter .
esjdent will render a aM(] sunnier hours.
sftay night. Steward T - irs
SI HSCK1BE FOR
r? C i plr 1 i o 4 li'o ? ? ? ?
, ink r.\i -viK'rro leader '
(1 sister (iinoie hrby
MANIGAULT'S 1
FUNERAL. HOME |
714 Main Street |
nly Equipped and Professionally X
Trained To Serve You |
Mrs. William Manigault, Manager
les 8510 and 7212 Columbia, S. C. < '
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