The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, January 25, 1941, Page Page Three, Image 3
Saturday, January 25, 1941
FAMED 369TH NATIONAL
GI AKI) GETS WPA X-RAY
TESTS BEFORE ENCAMPMENT
New York City, N. Y.?Mobih
units of the WPA Tuberculosis
Service swunn from strictly peacetime
to. military use as profes
sional WPA workers manned th#
equipment and began X-ray test.;,
last week, of the men in Harlem',
famous .'160th National Guard a'
the Regiment Armory on 145tr
Street. It is expected that the en
tire military will be examined?
federalized and sent to camp fo;
train in it within two weeks.
In its examination of each member
of the regiment, the WPA
Tuberculosis Service works in ccoperatron
with the Bureau of Tu
bereulosis of the Department of
Health in this city. X-ray tests
are made by the mobile units set
up in the Armory. The quick meth
ud of papei X-ia.vs is tl^twl dlU'lby
?0?Hrr?tests;?T+rrs?tvafcics?rm?**mmediate
reading of the film by
examining physicians. . ,
It is^ expected that-the efficient
worn 01 tnis,1 \\ rA neaitn service
project will load t? its testing all
other National Guard units in the
State now being called for service
. with the regular United States
Army.
Authorities cite the work of the
Tuberculosis Service as one anion^i
many example^ Avhcter-v peacetime
WPA projects can be adapted
to^ meet major defense needs.
bennettsvilee news
iL large number of our_Xrio?ds
are in with the_ilUv--TrtIst~bhcy will
soon recovetv however our public
schools are still holding up nicely
with daily attendance.
Miss'B. E. Graham, county supervisor.
has had splendid success
with all of the group meetings to
date in the various districts. We
t-ust all will assist in every way
to make this one of her banner
years with success.
Prof. C. D. Wright still reports
a very good line of work going on
k. 4.1.,. L:?L i 1 i i.1
in tut* iiixii st'iiuui anu tnuy art
* looking forward to the mid-term
exams.
. Mta-^-Isabello W, King?and -son
Mr. James King were called to
Now Jersey last \t'ek on account
of the death of Mrs. King's sistci
Mrs. F. Williams.
The funeral service of Mrs. Eunice
Johnakin a member of Shiloh
church was held Sunday at 1 p.m.
Rev. A. J. Wright, pastor assisted
by. Rev. Mr. RatclifT ami Rev.
J. W. Cooper. A large number of
a relatives and friends were presjf
ent. A .large number accompa
nied the ryynains to Society Hill
for ipternient. She-?leaves?4?o
?TTrmrrrr- a loving husband. ono so'n
one sister, an aunt, and host of
other relatives and friends.
Our sick friends: Mrs. M
Drake, B. Gaskin, S. Hope, Mr
B. Crosland, Mr. Powe, Rev. Wil
liaras. Rev. Cox, Mrs, E. Tillman
Mr. Parker and Mr. M. King, Mrs,
Fox, Mrs. Smith, Rev. and Mrs
Frierson. ' ^
iuiss y\nnn jjicKennel, principal
East Adult Center. Mrs. A. Hob
erts, assistant; Miss C. D. San
ders, "home-making teacher of the
^ Educational project of the county
-a'*p all full of smiles over thyir
new school center. They ,-rrfoved
in Tuesday evening with a nice
~ school social with the students and
friends. We are asking all of
educators to join in" and help us to
^-dfssen illiteracy in Marlboro county.
Come in and see some of tho
beautiful work the students are
doing and have completed.
Rev. A. J. Wright preached an
interesting sermon Sunday morning,
subject The Soul's Value. Out
Sunday school is in full bloom.
Dr.' I,. M. McCollum, Supt. is always
bringing something new to
the group each Sunday.
The PTA had a fine time Tuesday
evening. They are planning
to beautify our canipus very, Soon.
We are urging that more parents
attend our next meeting.
Mrs. Mildred Ivory c* X. Y. returned
Saturday after spending a
few weeks here.
SENECA NEWS
After having spent such a delightful
Christmas the Aurora
eluh members were very much in
t'end for its first meeting of the
New Year which met at the horns
of Mr. and Mrs. John Sam Riley
I^^Tv.esday evening, January 7tb
^^1041. Miss E D. Sewell was hos
tess of the evening.
The meeting was opened by the
President, Mr. W. H. Gaines? Min
utes of the last meeting were read
and received. Unfinished busi
)s n^ss was discussed. All commit
tees gave their report. The Soc
ial committee introduced a veo
interesting topic for discussioi
'Genetics Determination of Vir
tue". Mr. I,. A. CreW, chairman
if the social committee; Miss J*.
L. Williams, Messrs Wm. Fewelf
^B|nd Allen L. Code pave some very
^interesting points. Also political
affairs were discussed which ere
: ted quite a hit of interest among
all.
After the discussion the remain
der of the evening was engaged in
various amusements. A lovely r<
past was served, consisting of an
appetizer, chicken salad with ac
^ompainment, a beverage and des
AAert.
S) Miss Holland thanked the hos
^Tess in behalf of thr c'ub^for such
?<irm hospitality " ,
Prof. Buckner Brings
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Sixth Congressional
mm : ^
Meeting to Florence !
One of the most interesting
meet'nps ever liehl in Flon he ;
was held in the Wilson hiph gchofil
auditorium on Saturday lit nine,
o'clock. . j(
... C'"of- I- F. Buckner, an exi c-j
utive committeeman of the JhilJj
motto State Teachers' association]
served in the capacity as host ami
\yas superb in the role of mastc/t
Liif ceremonies. '( |
An.onu the notables on the rosr1
trum were: Dr.. Arthur D. Wriphjp
President Southern K <1 uchtiori '
Foundation, Washington. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Shilley, the frnrrr^
or tv-inp assistant State Airent foi
Noproes; Prof. J. P. Durness,'.
Pit'si dent Palmetto State Teach i
ers' association;- Mr. Jesse T. An-j
dcrs'ii. County Supt. of Florence;'
Rev, II. C. Brewer, Vico-prcsidcnfc
State Teachers' association. Col |
Jiilin W. >1 unio. (lilt .M r
J. B. Ftlton, State A pent for \"
ero schools and Mr. Tallaw, high
way patrolman.
The morninp part of the pro I
' strain-was" given to speeches. IJr |
R. J. Wilson, local physician pav* f
the welcome address from the cit j
izens of Florence. He pave a vi |
vid account as to the prowth of j
this city from its earliest ape.
Several nnintv of vnlimhln Viisstnrv I
ma-y department the Activity
Plan of Proa ram was discussed
bv Miss Do Woese. Mrs. Davis.!
Mrs. Hemingway. Misses Hoovei |
and Rhue. All of thesy JadieS ai>
from Whittemo'e hitrh school. Con.
way. exqopt Miss Rhue who teach !
es at Wilson.
A nov&frrmrtH. Home F " nonvc< J
was organized and presided ovoi |
by Mrs. \V. M. White.
Music jwas furnished by the Wi ,
sorj^Hfyh Choral club. Mrs J<>h: |
"Dickson of Society Hill. Prof. Me j
Tver and a group of Florence tea
hers directed by TMrs. HfTio Stro
^ ther. T,Aftcr
Mjinch which was; itr> par j
cd in the cookimr room. tjtTffler tin
-upervjsion of Miss C. K.j Strothei
the teachers ^returned to the audi
torium for a lively business ses- \
si on.
i?ne 01 me_ niiiii points ot the)
that the teachers of this district!
afternoon was y motion that th
teachers of this district go on re
cord as disfavoring the elmination
of Netrro Porters on railroads and
| a committee was apointcd to an
peal to porter authorities.
A committee was also appoint
cd to composes- resolutions to 1,
orescnted at the state association
I The. meeting adjourned with a
feel in ft of fellowship, goodwill and
a keener desire to cooperate with
the officials of the state associa
tion because of this informational
meeting.
(Mrs.) Bertha B. Wv'.e, reportei
EHENFZFR A. M. E. CHl'ltCH |
i Rev. 1). N. Wilson. PastoT
I
| On last Sunday morning Rev
I Isaac Washington of F.bepezei I
preached. His subject was. "Have
you been born again?" Uvken from j
St. John 3rd chapter. IIo preached j
a very inspiring sermon.
S. R. was conducted by Supt. !
Joseph Kinloch and the lesson was j
reviewed by the Supt.
The league service was conducted,
by the president, Mr. F. M j
RTnnch.
At 7:30 the local Rev. G. W j
Ileywai'd, preached. His sermon i
was indeed a very inspiring one j
taken from St. John. 14 chapter f
His subject was "Religion." ()
services were largely attended ani
a prreat. number of visitors wore
presents
Our pastor, Rev. D. N. Wilson
Has-been ill for the past week. I
am Rlad to say that he is now up
and doinar nicely.
Mrs. A. Branch is still on t'r.i
flrck list. I
was vivt'n and enjoyed by the Flo-1
re no: a ns.
Mrs. Ida E. Greene in her us |
tittl mastery?way 'welcomed?the!
ruests in behalf of Florence conn |
o.
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M?\ Fcltoii spoke at random ot
teachers in general utpinp: them
to make the most of opportunities i
granted them to .aid our race.
The next speaker,. Mr. S< hitYI<>\ '
Jjii-w+ttf-rrp-f*i\ Wright. He chosed
as bis subject " Personal Infl'u.
once". This, sain iy, "is more
vital than the three It's. To he
a.good teacher, one must be pos j
?essed with or acquire'-a pleasine,
tope of voice.. Nc' one wants to.
listi'i for six flours to a squeec-h [
Tin'.*, loud voice". Hr. Wright also*
I said that a teacher should \wiati
i types and colors of clothes thatf
'will 1 < attractive but not audy.
' Punctuality was stressed, been- so1
.?<'t v all the impression a child
gets from its teacher is usually
mo e lasting than some things
learn from books. Jle closed his
1 add'ess with these words: "For
the eir^ieaVion of hoys and girls.
??-t l ie1 emphasize a pood infill (
once and example",
j Prof IU'reess made .a very fine
' and interesting- speech' along prac
tieallv the same trend of thought
He admonished the teachers ot
he rug dependable, otierectie an.
punctual.
The meeting was di d hod
, croups namely:' high school and
principals;- elementary and pri !
m.'i'y. Prof. Johnakin. Miss H u
lah Crnhaih and Mrs.. Maude 1
Squire:" respcctlvclxT'" 1 presume! rH
f hooo (rrmm ntnnt imrc T flio !
ST. I'.M'L BAPTIST CHI RCIjJ
K??v, I,. II. Mt>on;~Pastor
Laurens, S. C.?S. S. bciran at
the usual hour, Supt. ami teachers
duty. Tin" lesson wan. wonderfully
taiijrht. * Review by Rev.
Ilood. BYPU began -at its usual
hour with president and captains
at their post.
The pastor preached throughout
the day. Our hearts were set on
fire.
There will be a musical pro
ram at St. Paul, January 27th
rendered by the Whittniore quftr
tot and others.
Mr. and ??rs. Luther Crane har
as their dinner quests Sunday
Rev.. L. B. Moon, Mr. and Mrs
Jonathan ' Mills and children. Mr
Ardi.? Hunter. Mr. John Rates.
.'there will he a pew rally at St
Paul church, Feb. 1 (7th at *> p.m
-Rev.. R. W. Colbnis- will be tho
speaker.
There will oe an oratorical^ contest
at St. Paul Friday niirht February
7th sponsored by the Dea\"in
?TtTP names ot those who
will take part will appear in The
P.'ilnutto I.ehdht' ill a lfttet1 (late.
Mrs. Lucile Darrow who has
been in with the flu is up and out
again. f
Mr. Leonard Steward and Mists
L. Steward had a diKihle birthday
party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Andie Hunter.,given by their
mother Mrs. Larry Steward. The
guests were Mi&t Jessie Maye
Hunter, Mr. Eugene- Crisp. Miss
Ella C. Giant, Miss AllioB. Grant
Miss Wessie L. Anderson. Mr
Brooks, Frances Copeland, Mr
Samuel Foggie. Mr. Oscar Sullivan.
Mr. John R. ITuhter. Elbert
Graden, Miss Ruth Mills. Mr
Clarence Johnson', Jr., FraiVklyn
Mills, Miss Geneva Johnson. Mr.
Lloyd Simpson, Mr. William ^lathis.?WiUbtm?Arheth
BarksTTaTcC
Mr. He Witt Mills. Miss Sarah L.
Johnson.
Mrs. Ellen Jaly?had as her din
.ner ynests Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Sullivan;
Mr. Luther Leak. Miss B
Leo Williams. Miss Nellie Smith.
Mr. Perry. Luther Stephens. Mr
Ulysses Rice. Mrs. F. Wheeler, in
honor of Mr. Grant Cunningham.
Tile menu consisted of turkey. O'
Posum with a" its trimmings.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mills had a*
their dinner guests Sundav Miss,
es Jeanette Ilieks, "Essie Williams
Christen*' Callvoun, Mis. V. Her,
Calhoun and Miss Ernestine Shel
of Clinton; Messrs John I.ee Dnv
pniwii't .? ?.! I > : -l? i xt*:i
........... union >11111 milium >1 II
liams. >
Mr. John T ee Mills spent th
neek-Vnd with his narciPs Mr.
ami Mrs. Mills. His .sisters
Mrs. l.nis Pr*ssley. Miss Ruth
Mills. Mr. DeWitt MiJIs. Mr. and
Mrs. I'. 11. Prossley and son Louis
" isiti'd relatives in Clinton Sun
day. c
Miss Kathryn Mathis is visiting
her pare ills Rev. an<l Mrs. .T. W
Mathis.
John Robert Hunter, reporter
(JOHNSTON NEWS
Heth. l C. M. E. Church
Rev. W. E, Wilson. Pastor
Services were Very beautifully
carried out at the above named
church the sen nd Sunday. 'i'h<
pastor delivered- a wonderful ser
iron. His subject was "New
TMnjrs". Just before the close of
the sc-vicc the 11111 y Communion
w?s s -rved.
Sunday school met at the usual
hou1' p.m. with a good at
t -mlanee. The Calendar rally
wh'ch was sponsored by Mrs M
E. McPherson for the benefit of
the Sunday school was "<|Vitc a
si(cess.
:J\v<nimr service lievan at T:.'M
p~;,<
..... >-wl> rolKlllCU'd I'Y
V.-'V. M. M. I): 'i. For the ni.dit
pvssa-ro tho pastor usi'd for his
?u!.ject 'A Vision of tin* lord".
Povoral visitor.-wwo!c present. Wi
ai.u always \*l:td?to hnve thcnf t
>"orsli:j) v. ith lis? as R< thtd CMK.
'Tho Friendly Church".
Mrs* Alice Da'Is V's'ted relatives
in Rati share Srndav.
l'i'of. and Mrs .Tiiiiics Mil...
lvve returned to Florence after
a visit to Mr. and Mrs J. G
MM. s.
Mrs. Oilio Hatt departed this
'ifo. January 1^. after several
months ot' illness. Funeral se>' icis
v.vre conducted at Bethel
hurch Thursday. . January Id a1
t o'clock' by Rev,* \V. K. Wilson
?ho leaves to mourn her passinjj
fiw sons, one daughter and one
. rnndson. Johnstpp funeral home
in eharpe. y
Miss Thoniasena Goniinjon and
Mr. Elijah Johnson were married
mi January 11, 11>41.
M WNIXft NEWS
On Wednesday nipht, Jar.r.ar>
l-~. a group of young men of
Trinity church.planning, S. C., or
ganized an usher hoard at the.'home
of Rev. L. B. Burgess. It ;
the first time this chtttch has had
in organization'of an usher board
consisting entirely of young men
The officers are as follows: pros*
dent, Mr. Melford Walker; vicepresident,
Kzekial Braey; score
tary, Mr. John McDotvell; Asst
secretary, Mr. Evrctt Walker;
treasurer. ;vir. Morgan Hilton; roporter,
Bernard Gauford.
The usher hoard was honored
to have with them the Rev. B. J
Hodge, wh0 made an inspiring talk
The board was greatly encounter- j
e.l by his remarks.
The meeting was carried out in ;
harmony and the board hope to
do great things during the coming
year.
Bernard Crawford, Reporter i
THE PALMETTO LEAD!5
I KKKl) STKEF.T M Kill NKW.x j
Krof. vS. ('. Kerry, IT'ncipiil
.Tin' Heed street child i-n
! and teachers were really dad to
j si e each other this inornini? alter .1
Jb'eiiiK away at their Various home*' '
j for marly two weeks, .n,A ai\ olP.T
i of tiie ban enforced by health of
: fieials to prevent, the spread of
| itifluen/.a.
j The schools, churehi s_.a,nd t:.? a
I Ms of Anderson >< e! -? c| do
I ini> which time also all p .bin ;
meet:hl' places.- Sone tp'ty think
| this was a i\eedless p, n.i;t..'oi: tr.t
: I airree with the olii? iah. and if it
did not prevent tlit- - <,f ;) , .
;t surely gave those > haji it
sulla ient tjtne to reci.peia'? .
Tiie sttrtfcnts' weii all smile*
prion Prof a .Kerry t >! I tp. a ihai '
mid-term exams \v< old be?-[m?t~~ {
poned one-Week !*? ?. : ..ii-yi.inl ,
date to give theri^ Aim.- f.'.r much
mailed ri view.s.
The hand rehearsal'aider tie
direction of KrofJ"**.) (whit-i
are very popular. . with the -t o
drill!-. MllllV ol the -.in- l.;i*,'
not missed a sin-,'!.- r> r.-al
- 'vhifh?proy?ehrrt?K?t.?.1 <' tdtvsses
mtisL be very iipi resting 1
| luii much praise cat :i??f he -/i.e:
I Prof. Jester for hts ui.4'Itish *er I *
vice.. Altho not in h;s tin-- of du ,
tn-s. he comes twice per week U |
Reed street school ai d /Cis ii:r |
list factions free to : I He So win I
.vill purchase an in.-i. t ane-1:; nod!
come to rehearsals. \\'.- are. thanW,
ful for .such men as P of. Jester-1
Soon we will be ,al>le to pn .< nt;
this i and ill a nuhii. conceit or -rum
e-n i-iTpi. ' , t?
/Much .enthusiasm i < . I'-cinp'
shown in preparation for lie- < ah
emlar wcdditiif which an annual 1
event at diced street. K'.u h class i
. '.as a bride. Kaeh b.J.i- is named I
a .month of the year. Th'e bride |
reporting the late .-t a -.m- nnt of;
"TtJohey will uet mar:;- I on
stap'e, In addition, h .* ci;.- will'
he presented with a radio. Kaeh -j
class is welkin;' lard t- jet thisf-'
radio. Watch this, column, I'm
the winning class. This program '.
is under tho'jrtsKlanc.- an able |
cmimittee. .Mrs. J. ! . Per:". 1
jil. .irman.
j M'ss .Moore and Pre Riley ar?. ,
l-.ttin.' the basketball teams in'.,
! shape for the best sea. n of has I
.1 ketball the school., has had ..for ?
long. time. The mat. .' *-k. j
: p'-omisinir and we. hope ti e i- .t j;
. 'ill .'.riv.e Re<\iL.>treet an- tin r vie- j-.
lory. *" ,
Our ? h.ip.J exercises' h a,;tJ
t .eld th'ee . times wee!.! 's "thrift I'
ed this week by I'rof. Robin-am.
These exercises are in.. : V- ry in- j
te-estin^ yy questions t s!i? l'iii
e"a 1 student body. Tie -un-liov'
this morning (Monday-" w'i di
viiled into '/roups: 1 ' ? ?
<>n History; 2 -Question- >;, or- cln.stra
leaders; H?"Qu- !--ns
. sports; 1?Questions on familiar ; '
! i|U' tatioii.- and pmvi s. Ttn-s?
questions -are educational an/!,
show the central knowledge o ? ?
, the students. It proves that ed- (
; /cation means more than inform
at am in text books, Current hew*
. have . n J reach.-d lev* hooks a.
i yet. Rend your papers daily, periodicals,
coninunUiu-y.-s aJub list .
to more over 'your radio thai
"Loi.e Ranger" and jar.7. orchestras.
P. J. Campbell, reporter.
WAYMAN \- M I . < !1CR< I! '
Wiimsb .f.i. -s. --. 7:... -"'id:.'. ,
. school wiu-- l.eld at siial T'.w r
Mr. S.. A. 5loore i ? l
tlcr.t was at Irs duty T 1
As^t. Snpt.. Mr. S. I' Caajhyj!
is ill and also if la i: Wo
^aiv f?>r th .r a -ha'cdy v.tivi
i y. Thy adult i-::.- s ha< t'
hafnni.
?Tho pastor pioat!r : a tin?ii;* 1 r*
ftd and pnu-tieul .s-.'Vi" n S:;ndn\
t.ioniitifr, Ills ti \t as t:d;. n
f" ua 11:1>. S lay ni/ui
In* ] ?i*? :u*!u d a In art:'-;: tan! : . *: i."
.^ila-rinc srrmon
Al! that heard him " i*l ihaldeui'.
stratum is an iuipr* . a: nt.
j Mrs. Sarah I* mi.-* ('oiutidn.n
? {' imrr nn ti.hi r t-!' tin* nastur
all d at tin* t at - a.** Sundays'1*1.
1
I i a ' t !': V : ' Ml l;V 1
i nimh. I;- '> <:V1" Mr. San. : '
|*(oe..O Mlnst -r of la** nils I Iff. '
J -1 nt Mr. 1 >. 1.. Sin''.', vim I
id tli" t'ljiiv. ("';ii?\4.' ?' incrs. \V? . ;
van truly s:iy tIfj.l * ! . ^S,ni*.1-1 ;|
I trove s<3hio Filter. t favts mi J
"the subject. 1
The Missionary r?i< 1 .nt
the lioniv i f Mrs. K:ir Kmey. v. 1
nt .'?:;?( o'clock. A \\ inter.,-".
ir.tr protrraiji vrs;s I. Mrs. ?S
A. Moore tin* prrsid. :.i as on
jo' as usual.
The Pastor's AM !>o.t 1 nut n'
the pavsonatre M tulay rvtrht Jar..
: loth. A un:'|-.;c yi' .' am \i;:~
had after which the . mhevs of
the I ard we?v s. rveil.
I Friday nijrht. Jan. -21 there will ;
: I i* \ ' ? ^
I in' a nsn try at 1111 par> omijre l i
! I'inninc at o:.'}0. yiwn >nder tin ''
aur pices nl tin- Paste.'.- \id + ?
Those 011 the siek li-i are .Mrs .
Jennie Campbell. M. V. Williams' ,v
iS. P. Campbell, K. Si nth ami Min
nie Yountr > <Come
to Wayman. are a!
j ways welcome.
I.YKKSI. \M>. S. C. M V.'S ,
j Mr. R lx rt 1.. R! :e of San Pie- J
: tro. Calf., is heme on '"or ; fiv? r
j day leave vinitiry his 'patents. .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.. Blue ni s
Ijykeslatul, S. C. MBlue has d
served six years in '.lie C. S.
Navy and. has enlisted for fo'.ji '
more yearn. _? r
While here lie was invited ( <
many dinners and parties.
Mr. Blue left on the 11th <>? |
January for San' Itie.ro. ("a!.. I H
where he will resume his" duties'
on the U. S. S. Jarvis, 'V.'.'t. \\'r^~
hope for him much success. ^
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