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Page Six ! (&PZ7H? Not*:?Your quastlon will b* ana war* "iraa" In this column. For s Psitats Hini sand 25c (or my now Astbolooy Riaoibo Locky Day Chait and racaly* by rstur mall a conddantlal lattar ot (ra* acfrlc* ai _ ??- alyilnq thra* (3) quaatlons prlralaly. Slq your iull nam*, addraas, and blrthdat* ( all lattar* and plaaa* Includa a **ll-*< drassad, stamped anaalopa (or your raph WrltaTTo:?Abbx* Wallac*. car* ol Ta Palmetto Lead eh, 1310 Assembly ?i Colombia, s. Caaouma. G. T.?l'lease toll me if my si tor will overcome the shortness < mjnd, that she has? At times si is so hard to get along with. ;? have carried her to different do ??4?-- -tots?and?they?*ay__she can't d r^.-lalptd. IMctfue give my worrii i i. some ease? . 1 .At*s: The^chanees are, that si will retrain in this same conditii for the balance of her life ai the sensible" thiffSr for you -to < is stop worrying because she so much bother. If you feel yt can't do by hef as you shou there is a state institution th she can be sent to and will be can for properly. While she is wi' vou . . . ti'V onlv.to make her sutr tied and don't let tin- little thi?| she says and does get on vo nerves as you must make alloi unoes for anyone who isn't exact right in the mind. X. X.?I have a friend and 1 says h^' eame to my house to gi rue money to buy my present. D he really? Ans: His intentions were go to some extent . . . but when 1 found you away from? home J spent the money ami didn't mal any effort to give you a preset His excuse isn't logical enough . why didn't he buy you a preset and keep at_unlHl._yog met agair I wouldn't a<ice"pt the excuse 1 were you. S. H. A.?I am so unhappy ai unable to work fts I have a turn "f and car.'t work. wish for a ni< " husband to care for me and I wis to know if 1 should have the o ration or not ? A ? - r. nr fr. n.. /\ns. 11 is vv' i .mi,i to have the tumor reniov? '.t-c v?u will b?.- in a positi< physically to look for a hoSban .?w man. wants a <dck woman. A t t> lit-Vo this.. opera1 'on ii mediately and find you a j->?? at go hack to work. Then it \v n: dl difficult for you to lar a good man. ; \V. \V.;?Will you pleas# advii me what steps to take to get n s lilitice cut? 1 don't know who to communicate wrth? Ans: I feel that it is a bit t< :t::y to he thinking of gettii V ,r sentence cut . . . make \ your mind to serve your senterv i i:i the n?eantiine do'-the wo on' fu'voti to the best uv ability and after a reaso d h length of time, ask to be pa doned. Make yourself worthy 1 .eration before asking fi K. !\i. I..? -'1 ell nig how to ma y home happy ? I work eve Iti ig to care for and my hi band doesn't get along welll wi sister. ... Aus: Your first duty is to yo husband . . . not yo,ur sister. Ta to your sister amf let her km that you cannot put up with h nagging at your fhuAand. must treat him with due respe or tret out of hrs home. I ha reason to believe she will chani her attitude. P. V.?Do' either of the worn* I am going with now like me ai which one do you think I would 1 happiest with? .\ns: The one you met first the?-one that you should conce on winning for a mate i he seems to respect you move ar I bell we- that you love her betti than the other one. Don't make decision -too early ... {five you self ample time to think this ma ter over. - ff] M." V C.?What, did this me iv"t me for a Christmas preset and who trot it" Why "didn't I nay me a birthday present? Ans: This man's WIFE (rot yot Christmas'- present. He didn't ha\ I anythmj^.J^MT ,vour birthday. Yc tin jo^*jSlvinir a sftH mistake to t rtpamng around jJ^Hh a mar Vic . . ..nevf dia^j,'. . he just wasn't satjsfie ufrn?)ho won you over his wa; Now he is-tired of you. Lea\ this man alone and begin livin true to your husband if you ej poet to be happy. A 1.1,EN CH APEL A. M. E. CHURCH St. Stephen, S. C. ? Sunday ws a high day at Allen Chapel. Sunda school was. - conducted by Mr. E Rrnden, Asst. Supt. Mr. W. f Matthews, Supt., is illT and wa not able to be out. The fourth Sunday is alway set apart for the stewardess. At ter S. S. these women requestc ' the pastoi4 to preach for then He consented and did so. The pastor, Rev. MeFadder arose from his seat with his tex taken from St. Matt. 0H used as a subject, "Get the King dom." The fire burned while th 1 \r man v?v..x-v, Those on the si-ck list are. Mi W. E. Matthews, Mq, Rettecci Davis. We hope f i them a speed; recover. " X 1 AIKEN, COUNTY TEACHERS HOLDS MEETING | \v. 11. Lamback, Reporter The Alkcn County Teachers met it the Aikeh Graded school with I Mrs. Martha Wright, Jeanes teach "er of Lexington woupty as the principal speaker. Mrs. Wright is .lso one of the..representatives of ^ the National Youth Administration of South Carolina. She spoke and solved some helpful problems thai .nfronted the teachers who carrj .m tlie NYA work program. Mrs. Just>ne Wilkinson-Wa^h mgtoir, Jeanes teacher of Aikei county.- was given a high respec of congratulation-on her marriagi by Mr. Hammonds. Mrs. Justine Wilkinson-Washs .ngton spblofand gave the teach 5f is some helpful and encouraging u. e marks. ] Mrs. Ella Walker, chairman of e- -the Christmas Seal program, urged all teachers to report a?100 pei ij. i-iil for the seals. The banners if or the most peru ect attendance were awarded tc m the following schools: one teach n cr school. Beaver Dam school with j. m. average attendance of 1(6 peris cent; two teacher school, Grger in I ones school with an average at Id tendance of 9G.6 percent; three at teacher school, Jerusalem schoo. i><i with an average of t?4 percent th four and above teacher school, s- Clearwater public school with at Ifs- -average attendance of 113 percent ai All teachers of Aiken county arc * treed to pay their association fet l.v before February 1, 15(41. V The joint County Teachers As cociation composed of Aiken, Edge h* field and Saluda counties, will vt held their annual meeting at th. id Edgefield County Training schoo of Johnston, S. C. Saturday," Feb od 15, 1941. All teachers m\ yxpecte. to attend. ._ m TI.ER men SCHOOL Prof. S. A. (Juinvard. Principal nt Barnwell. S. C.?The Butler H . schuul has opened after being closed it week for the Hu. , .Monday. Jan. 20. 1941 the <ti. ' Icr.ts assembled in the school aud , torium about 11:30 a.m. to listen ,| i" the inauguration program. The basketball team sJ>cmsoi;ed social Thursday niglft and a gooil time was enjoyed by all. Friday afternoon the boys and" )n .Ms teams went to St. Matthews ^ (> play its first game of the* sea r so:.. The girls team lost to St Matthews 7-13 while the boys J(. woh 13-5'. All the students and friends whe i missed the moving picture showla::! Tuesday night truly missed a good picture. Let us not forget g< .he moving picture shows on Tues lay nights. Admission 10c, This *' s our .only means for providing transportation for our basket-ball 0(, teams, so give us your wholeiK-a?ted support, jp Let us all make plans to attend C(. i1,e chicken supper and social on .Monday night. February 3rd at ? p.m. at the llntler High school n Admission lac. r Let \is attend the social spoil n. .sored . by the tenth grade Friday jr January 31. JtLTHKI. M. E. CHURCH Rev. J. 1?. Cunningham. Castor ? S. ?Sunday was a l#* high day at Bethel. S. S. was * opened at its usual hour with the Sept. and officers at their post. We ,. have three new officers added to our S. S. staff: Little Miss Lillie M. Benjamin, Sec.; Little Miss C1 Rosalee Cunningham, Librarian; l# Master Way man Cunningham, !Cl usher. Little Miss Karthadeen Vf Itcid is still our Treasurer. At 11:110 a soul stirring message was brought to us by the Rev. A. B. Coleman. He used for 1)1 his subject Think on These Things. All hearts-were made to feel hap * py. At 7:.'i0 our beloved Pastor, . Rev. J. R. Cutv.mings brought a heart felt message from St. Mark n$ 8:.17, subject A Man's Soul. All hearts again rejoiced. ' The pastor wns highly entertain Kr ?(\~ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 11 Claude Belle. Mrs. G. Sanders ^ and Mrs. Naomi Coleman are still o t the sick list. ST. PHILIP A. M. kS. NEWS Rev. T. II. Weathers. Pastor 1 Sunday was very unplea sant Sut a few were found at the house .. of worship. A lovely Sunday school was ' ondu ted at 10:30 o'clock l?y th< j >upt. *The school was taught as i wh?3o by Mrs. "Nancy E. Joseph and reviewed by Mr. Willie Henry _ A warm prayer service was con ,0 lueted by sister Tena Lovette an J _ tilers. Scripture lesson, St. John ' 5-16 verses. Love feast was giv n, followed by a warm experience meeting. A good many - testifying for God. A short.lecture was made "rom the lfth chapter of St. John. 13th verse: Our Allen Day program will is take place the second Sunday after j service. Committees for the pro li 'ram arc, Mrs. Ophelia Deveoux J. Mrs Nancy E. Joseph and Bre. is fohn Parker and. Bro. Walter McKnL'ht. Come and enjoy a good s irogram. We -are very glad to see Bro I' Edistor Deveoux out again aftc T hoinp in such a serious accident Miss Lucile Robinson departed i this life January 22. Her death was] :t a shock. She was ill only one day i' -he was a lovely vounp woman and - cood church worker. We know i it in our loss but hope it is heaven's gain. We pray a speedy recovery foi i our many sick ones Come to church join the church. M. E. Hi-ton, Reporter . THE ST. LUKE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. PhiMp L.lli-, Pa.;tor Charleston, -1S.C.?Our members ? were indeed triad to have the pastor out all (iay last Sunday. He has been sick for two weeks,-dur;rg which time Rev. HerculeS Ford a assistant pastor was in charge. * He rendered excellent service and ' with Rev. William W. Sherald, '/ local elder, the pulpit was well }* taken carp of. The church is also !s delighted, with the continued im- '! movement of Miss Inez, daughter ^ of our pastor. p All the ' members are looking forward to the beginning of the a. work on the new church. Our lawyers assure us of complete settlement this week which includ lc js the transfer of property to our * board of trustees. SPlinday was-a high day in our 1 church despite the bad weather. .? The Sunday school's session was a record- breaker. All the teachers ^ were at thyir post, with Mr, .Tns- __ CUft FU't'SP, uui aide awalu1 nupei -{1 intendent at his station. Mr. Charles Singleton, head of the ! Home Department, is a real wonder. Mrs; V. T. Ellis, conducted ' an enthusiastic League service at the regular hour which inspired all present. The pastor stated j] that he will soon beain his "Old ;c Gray" article in The Palmetto Leader. d Evangelist Taylor and Rev. M \ R. McBride preached able set- p mom* for our congregation while y the pastor was indisposed. Wo are now getting ready for our |; Allen's Day effort, and the pastor says he is not uneasy. Come to c; St. Luke which is holding services E in Dash's Hall 148 Smith St ei when you want ' to be in a real r, /bod religious service.. V HELEN A NE>\ S ? Mt. Zion Baptist Church t. We ar? glad to" have our many iends out with us at Sunday school to see how we are improving. Se-v:ees_ for Sunday night was < stponed due to the rainy weath hi although the pastor was on a; lime to do his duty. ai A Rev. J. II. Pennio was home ?tc frotn Spartanburg to visit his a family afber being absent from ir them for awhile. His wife also P motored back with him to visit h'-r friends awhile. \\ e wish IieT Ti a pleasant stay. d: We are glad to know that Mrs id Mary Simpkins and _JMr. Albert m Clark are recuperating3 from their I sickness. I Brown Chanel A. M* F Church The free tickets to the movies \ seems to he putting new life in j the S. S. Each Sunday now we have been seeing new faces. j At 12 o'clock Re*. J. H. Penny took charge of the service on ae- \ count of the illness of the pastor. He preached a very inspiring sermon after which all of the clubs H of the church leporfted. A nice o sum of money was raised for the If trustees. ? Service was also good Sunday ni'rht. _ The Slab Town convention giv ^ "In Thursday night by the Silvei s' Star club was n very comical one and was enjoyed very much by ev a eryone present. w . The ten given Sunday afternoon *' home of Mrs. Polly Raye was a *1 very elaborate one. The guests \\'r> |p cnrvn/1 J ** wuiwiliabtvil DO I 111 ~ wiches with pickles, hot chocolate " decorated with marshmallow, ice P cream with cherries and cookies. Everyone present stated that they ? enjoyed themselves highly. Mrs. Carrie Metz had for her week end guest her children Mr. ? end Mrs. Georgia Thompson and J Mr. Luther Metz of Castle Point " New York. * Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fant, Mr " and Mrs. John Wright, Miss Mae gio and Mr. Timothy Wright mo ~ tored to Spartanburg Sunday af ? ternoon to visit Mrs. Cora Nich Jolron and had an enjoyable stay '( The Silver Star club met at the home of Mrs. E. B. Boyd Wednes * day evening. After the business of the meeting we were nahered into the dining room and was kindly served jello with whipped cream, cake, mints and fruits. Helena boys met Prosperity boys on Prosperity court Monday ^ i" a game of basketball which s] was very exciting. The scores ^ were 4-4. Mr. Manning Gary referee. ~~ We trust that our Pastor Rev. T. L. Robinson who is now ill will soon be out again. ' 1 GRANITEVIIXE CIRCUIT n< Rev. Paul L. Wells. Pastor 1 v ai The Sunday school opened at d the usual hour with the Supt. and a teachers at their post of duty. C " At 12 o'clock noon the pastor M fR'ached at St. I.uke church, Vau- B eluse, S. C., from Psalms 34:7. r< Subject The Protection of - the G Church. This message was deliv N cved with much inspiration. At 4 p. nr. a silver tea was at w the home Qf Mr. and M *s. W. L tt Ferguson which was well attend fi ed. At 7:30 o'clock the service p was opened in the regular ordei N by the pastor, and he selected his p text from Acts 12:16, subject si Keep on Knocking. This sermon was enjoyed by all present. O Among our visitors: Profv Ashe w of Williston, Mr. John Wise, Mrs. P Catherine Marshall, Mrs. Lillie al Williams, Mrs. Matilda Holloway a and Miss Iola Simpkins and others whose names we didn't get. c< The Stewardess Board will meet fl at the home of Mrs. Viola Simp- s< I kins Sunday evening at 3:30 p.m f( Love Feast Friday night. The r< public ts Welcome to attend, cl I ! PAtMETTQ LEADER DUE WEST NEWS The usual services were held in ie churches of Due West on last unday. Sunday school at Mount ion and St, Mary and Sunday - hool, preaching: and A. C. E. L. t Mt. Lebanon. The morning orship hour at Mt. Lebanon was matured by a very inspiring serlon by tlie Pastor, the.Rev. Benimin J. Glover. This young min iter is doing fine work in buildlg up each department of the fmrch. The Sunday shool has iken on new life, and the Allen . E. League is operating nicely s well as the other, auxiliaries of rie church, fie' is proving him .'If to be an efficient and encrget: leader and Mt. Lebanon is glad ) have him. After an extended visit to reltives.in Eastern cities. Mr. John >. Robertson returned home last uesday accompanied by his dauhter and son-in-law, Mr, and Irs. M. B. e of New ork City, nd ~trls? adopted son?Mrr -John towart of Rye. A. i. Tliuy mm wed here with Mr. Stewart at he wheel. The . latter three will eturn after a slay of two weeks ith relatives here. Mr. P. R. Jones \?Lo has been 1 with influenza for two weeks i somewhat improved at pre^eht Messrs Carl Donald. Joseph Goi On, A 1 1 en Valentine. Henry 'oung, and Robert and Roddy Jchardson were-the guests ol te. Donald's mother in Greenville '.st Sunday. They enjoyed a de gbtful trip. XT.. u t ,u. wr. Hiiyiiiun ixiuinvr \> tu* unday afternoon guest of Miss lllen Jones. Miss Jones was rowned Miss Due West in the men contest held by the Due dost Junior liter) school last fall Rev. B. J. Glover. Messrs Olin i, Smith and David Makin went O- to Gu'eenvtHc ~ on a ' business ,;p last Thursday. REEP STREET H? NEWS Prof. S. Berry, Principal The attendance at R. ed street s'.s just about reached normalcy ml the flu has flown away. We re ,-ftlad to u'port vnat all the, .ichors ar.e well a.id able to be t their post of duty this morn ijr which is indeed pleasing to rincipal Perry. Exams are iVre and craining nil-packing is the Order of the ry. This poem will give you an 'en of the average student's ?nd. thought of this. I thought of thgj. thought my Brains would turn to- fat, i Examination, nd when at night I go to bed. cannot sleep for my poor head Examination. " wish I knew the things they'd ask, nd then I'd work right at that task. Examination, avc a heart dear teachers ive us a break, it's just for old time sake. ~7~r Examination. Thd football banquet was a en u t iful and interesting oc, as_on last Friday evening in th< igh school building. The long nd spacious hall was decorated 'ith the school's colors, blue and bite. The rooms were eonvertuet eats were served. The muic wtis very good. It pays to be TYlBmVl/.n + V? .r, ul './-% * w? ciiv icum uoys. do i for football, it enhances your opularity. The Chapel Exercises this weekre under the direction of Mrs. 'auline Campbell. The Music committee composed f Prof. W. Robinson, Miss Ty. B Irown, Miss W. Newsome and liss Belle Bright plan to present musical program "Americana" i the near future. The boys and girls basketball ?ams will motor to Seneea in lecd street's bus to plav East !nd Hi Tuesday night. Wo are >oking for a victory. The Calendar wedding was post oned in order to give contestnts more time to work. Feb. 7 as been set as the date. KERSHAW NEWS About one hundred and fiftv tudents enjoyed the ^moving pieire which was shown in the Ker haw Junior hieh school auditorim, .Friday aftejywon, Jp)u?arv twenty-fourth. The?show?wr endered under the direction ot [r. Nance of Nashville, Term. Wi ope Mr. Nance will find it con enient to visit us again in th? /.xi car iuiure. The following teachers from ir nd around Kershitw attended the istrict meeting Which was heir t Coulter Academy, Cheraw, S . Saturday, January twenty-fifth lessrs J. P. Neal and Andrew elton, Misses Baskin, Belk, Dusn, Jackson, Murray, Crawford Iregg, Blackmon and Webber (csdames Belton and cousin. * Second Calvary Baptist church as packed with members and vis ors Sunday, January the twenty fth. The pastor, Rev. J. P. Neal re^chdd a wonderful sermon, [embers of the church are very leased with Rev. Neal's leader hip. Mrs. Ada Johnson and Miss Ruty, uten of Blaney, S. C. spent the eek end with Mr. and Mrs. J Neal. While here Miss Outeri Iso attended the district meetini* t Cheraw. A number of the schools in tho >unty have closed because of ir. luenza. Kershp Junior1 Jhieh :hool has not been seriously af >cted by this epidemic. For thio >ason the sc'. ol has not been osed. ANDERSON CO. TEACHERS \ HOLD FIRST MEETING OF THE YEAR G The teachers seemed sincerely * glad to see each other since this " was the first meeting in 1941. Af- s ter 'the session many could be seen v in various groups chatting and ^ visiting which shows another ob- " jective of the county meeting, ? fine fellowship. ^ IJ Death has invaded our ranks si since the last meeting and iook^-o two of our veteran teachers, Mrs. Ola Adger and Mrs. Eliza-Jane Brown. Both these teachers left a splendid records to prove/ they a served well, beipg prominent in ai school, civic am^wchurch affairs, n for a number "or years. They ^ died in service. As Supt. McCants said: "They were tired and 'J went to rest". The girls arjd boys w thafK-they -^feaught and the Ander- r< son; county teachers all say: c: "Peace Be To Their Ashes".?-? K ?Cupid -was- around -Christmas -Q tuiil Miss Claud i in- OKrlelun, uui secretary, became the bride of C Proffl C. S. loss who js directoi P of Education at the CCC unit at Due West. The ceremony was simple but impressive/ witnessed by a few close friends and rela [ tives. lev. S. C. Campbell Join 03 ed the happy couple/ The asso'' p, ciation wishes the nrlpads of . hap ,i. piness. ,/ . w The groups un<l#r the capable p supervision of the following per n sons are making noted progress? c] Primary: Misses Bowen and Wil son; Elementary: Mr. T. B. Wip ^ liams. Mrs. N. J^illiams; Hjgh v school: Messrs Stewart and Gar ^ rison. Home Economics: Miss W. Iowans. . n, They could improve by urging p all to attend and urge the teach- v, ers in these groups to ge oil-time C) -The?meeting Ts just what - we c, make it. ' ftl In absence of the speaker Supt. F. C. Holler the president, Prof j Rice presented some important f, items of business which were seal sale, red cross and state dues. In reference to state (lues it was brought out that the annual ^ dues as set forth in the Constitu ; p| tion was $1.00 and the per cent a was given only as an incentive c. Also teachers were urged to pay p. their dues in spite of .the seem S( ingly unrest among most of the teachers as to the benefits doriv n ed from this Sl.tm. We hope the a, House of Delegates will hear and act on the grievances of the teachers. p It is the opinion of the writei uiai since the body, teachers. are e( in session some report should come from the House of Delegates ni to the body of representatives who (5 pay this $1.00. I am sure this p would not hurt and would give an p opportunity for -teaehers to express themselves. f( Mrs. Alice Anderson ' outlined lv plans for the February' meeting p which will feature the progress jv "of" the Negro. If we follow the a plans I am sure this year will be the best yet. n . Teachers you can heln a lot In , attending your county meeting n Prove that you can live in a de mocracv. _If_ynu were ordered to attend you'd come, but the meet ing 'is whosoever will. Can you live in a Democracy?" p, Or P. .T. Camptoll. reporter \ . ?? y >i .. M. I'.. i lll UCll T ....... p Rev. 11. I-.. Riehhurg. Pastor " Rranchville. S. ('.?Sunday school opened at 10:110 a. 111. with the Supt. Mrs. Vera Leven and teachers at their posts of duty. Due to inclement weather, and influenza onl\ the faithful ones were pros ent. After the dismissal, the pastor reorganized the Sunday school' The following officers were elect * i'd: Mrs. Vera Leven, Supt.; Mrs "n Geo.-jla Young. Asst. Supt.; Miss >'< Lor mine T.even, Sec.; Miss Marion C Tat on, Asst. Sec.; and Mrs. Liz- S] zie Jackson, treasurer. At 11:30 .a. m. the pastor as- G vended the rostrum and preach- it I a sou] stirring sermon frovr S St. Matthew 4:8, afid again at 8:00 p. nv. he. preached anothei ft soul stirring sermon from St. Mat- tl thew 5:18. F. Mr. Fred Leven, Jr., a student h at State A and M. College. Orangeburg. S. C., visited his g mother and friends. Srsters Mary d Rayson and Lizzie HaywartI ar" d on the >:i"U lUt \VP wlvVr for them- -1 a speedv recover. g - ? T ST. PAIL A. M. E. CHURCH ? jt> s r Rev. S. J. Johnson. Pastor Sunday was a beautiful day for church goers. S, S. opened at its usual hour with the Supt, Mrs ? A. B. Koon, and her .coworkers at A their posts of duty. At 11:30 a. m. v Rev. Johnson ascended the ros- x trum and brought to us a wonder- 2 ful message. We were glad to have ? our pastor's wife and other visit- 2 ing friends to worship with us Y Wednesday, January 22, Mr A Claton Jones was funeralized at y Mt. Hebron church. He had made 2 his home in Detroit, Mich, for y seven months. His death was a X shock to hjs many friends. y On January ,20, Mrs. Eloise Kib- i ley, the grand daughter of Mr 2 Tones, was funeralized at Mt. He t bron A. M. K. church. She was 2 ill only three-'days. She was th? y adopted daughter of the late Mr. X and Mrs. Normon Wise Sbp bud 4 made hciv home hi Washington, D 1 C. She leaves to mourn her passing a husband, six children, one brother, one sister and a host of rela- < tives and friends. Undertaker Rick- ) ard had charge r* the funeral. ^ < NEWS OF GROUP MEETING I The regular monthly meeting of Ire up No. 2 of the Marlboro coun y colored teachers met Wednes-1 ay, January. 15 at the Lester I chool. The devotional period as conducted by Mrs. D. P. Bris ow, who led in singing "I Would !e True". The group recited to n( ether the 23rd Psalm. Prayoi *as offered by Rev. Gupper. Mrs ^ ristow then led the group in J* inging a very lively and appro riate"pep!i song. SC! The spcrotdry jcalled the loll M nd .each member responded with SI ppropriate quotations of tho si; lonth. A demonstration?Read ai lg in 1 rimary Grades?by Mrs fr rerler B. JQuick ^'as given. It ht as very interesting and careful j planned as she carried it oul 'itn some of her pupils, using sailers, blackboard and flash :trds. At this point there was a cncral discussion "How to put Lver a__ Good Health-Program. in. Uniiil fii-houl, It'd by Mr. .lakn -hi mith. who gave some general wi hints on the uses of water, air, sc unshine, care of teeth, and the Si ixly as a whble. at Clothing wa? , discussed by Mrs. ^ . Stubbs, telling the group the ^ <act type of clothing i suitable a? ,r "hildren for certain types of -., 0 t,o A A i j wni u?j?, ruiiiy aays, jg1 arm days. The care of the feet. >j?] oints* were stressed on the treat ur lent of dav clothes and night :t. othes. gj Recreation was discussed by [rs. Grace Kennedy which was evy informational showing why ^ ion and women of the 20th cen- ^ py needed recreation, that is, riults and children do not havo us ie types, of %<vy?r^ as 'n forniei ,-e( pars to give them the'much need 1 exercise. .Thus recreation is ju .iring the sickness of the mind re nd body. u. Foods were discussed by Mrs. CG i. Spears. naming the kinds of ar >ods needed for certain vitamins, ie values of foods and their re- m ition to school children. pr Prevention and cure of colds by f-s. H. Fraziert was very helpful, ar lowing the simple ways colds ^ v/) re carried, also the ways they j >.n be prevented and cured. She eve the first'signs of a cold, | Tossing the tact that school child n should be taught that colds ll?spread. . by handling objects nd being near persons who havo ilds. ( , The Supervisor, Miss Graham, J eve remarks showipg the value F ?play and the value of supervjs S i play on the school ground. The upervisor introduced the new C lembers of the group, numberine Rev. Gupper of St. Michael M Ol chuVch of Bennetts^'ille was 11 resented who spoke and gave r~ irne points on the National De- :r' mso Program. Mr. Sam Quick 8: as present and spoke. Mrs. ennedy introduced about 12 of or patrons of tWe Lester school rea. Fi Business was taken up and the linutes of the previous meeting ? ext mooting at St. Paul school I"s. Kennedy and her group servi?the gmup with delicious?plate inner of baked chicken, irish po ).o salad, light bread, hot cocoa, ^ reaches and cake. ' AH enjoyed it raciously and expressed it so to [is. Kennedy and her co-workers , frrv. Voider Quick and Miss Lu n ilc Washington and her patrons he adjournment?given?4?y-j? !ov-, Cupper after the group sang God Bless America", all left to? loot again February 28th. D< Luella Black, rcporler. 01 M.< I * A I I, HAI'TIST CHURCH Rev. I.. B. Moon, Pastor I^aurens, S. C.?S. S. and BVPU it? at the psual hours with their ?sft)ective officers on duty. Rev. 6ker of Ware Shoals was the peaker throughout Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary. Gradon, R. raden and Jessie M. Hunter vis ed relatives and friends., in Wart hoals Sunday. On the sick list are Mr. ant) Irs. Luther Crane. We hope foi lem a speedy recover, also Mrs Ithel Hunter who is ill at hei ome. Miss Minnie Irby entertained a Ft roup of her friends at a birthdaj of inner at her home on her birth of ay, Sunday afternoon January Otll The* paIat ? ?! .^nctllC, JHHh HfHt ? . reen was carried out. Each om JV eported an enjoyable afternoon hose present were Rev. and Mrs A dams of Greenville; Misses RutV Pi oggie, Ireiie Foggie, Leola Sax n, Rosa Mat. Shell, Delphine Can on and Mariha Madden of Laur _ ns. PINCKNEY'S FIJI UNDERTAKER AND I.IC OF SOUTH CAROIJN/ 1006 WASHINGTON ST. Saturday, February 1, 1941 BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. if. R. Hudson, Pastor ^ Cnt Pee Dee?Sunday-school opened 1 : the usual hour with Supt. and achers at their post of duty, he attendance was very large. Prayer meeting 'began at 12:00 ion and was very spirited. Lo il Prior, Local Gillard and Loc^l rierson conducted the service any visiting friends were out enediction by Rev. M. R. Hud n. Funeral services were held foi rs. Hess Dekins January 22nd le leaves to mourn a husband x /phildren, parents, brothers ^ idf sisters, other relatives and j J i iends. She is our lost buf :aven's gajn. i* , ? ?:? ?^ > HENEZER A. M. 2. CHURCH Rev. G. H. White, Pastor Mil 11 ins, S. C.?Sunday was a aiit.ifill day?Mary "fnnnd thpir ay to the church". Our Sunday hool is still growing under lpt. Pressley. We had a very ?le review by Prof. W. C. Crawrd teacher of Class No. 1. Prof r awford knows church work. He v.-v ew up in an A. M. E. parsoiv ;e. ' For morning worship our min ter preached an object sermon lie Ladder. Mr. .TnspnVi fimitil lited with the church. Our vis irs were Misses Gladys Lewis ella Hughes and Lucile Price all New York City. Those in authority foju Jfche^V. ?ague are anxious for a steady owth of the same. Rev. S. Simmons p: cached for ; at ^he everting worship. Sub- tf ct Man's Redemption. \ ; Organization of the senior and nior groups are holding theit giilar meetings ard all seem to ( looking forward to the annua) rtference with us next fall. We e starting in time. Several cases of flu are in oui idst. And yet at present not m evalent as in some communities To all our services strangers id visitors have a most cordial jlcome. J PROFESSIONAL ! .CARDS DR. H.H. COOPER " DENTIST - v iDecial Atfcnrtiin ? panes of the Gums Sold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty lice Phon?~6429 Res. 82(H 25 Washington St., Cola.. S. Cfice Hours: Telephones: 30 A.M. tc 7:00 P.M. Office 6033 Residence 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins > ?ni DENTIST ^ llings, Plates, Crowns, Bridges. Anesthesia a Specialty DRTJ. G. STUART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Eittfid Accurately Dee Hours "* Telephones A.M. to 2 P.M. Res. 4692 , P.M. to 6 P.M. Office 3796 Office Residence 30 Taylor St. 1317 Pine St JEV. J. 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