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1 Saturday, March 1, 1941 NEWBERRY NEWS | j ^^^rs. G?rrre MeCrackin, wife of I ^ drank MeCrackin, departed this ? ife February 15. She was born in Newberry eoun}l*'. Her hvsbantl proceeded her tr " Great Bevon^ many, years ago ' At one time they were pros el" rs farmers of Newberry eountv. She was admired and loved- by all who knew her. Shb leayes to p'o rn her passing. twelve child ten. 9 hovs and 3 pi Is. an 1 thif- ( t t-?'n" c^-an l children. Namely: Mes Matthew and King MeCracker of Atlantic C'tw N. J.- c(i'nuc' " Tracker of New Rochelle; Fran] i ^Al'-Craeken of New Haven, Conn. [ dell pnd James MeCrackin of * ^^Whrte Plains, N. Y.; Mrs Minnit AT;1 ' Balding, T. J. and Bob of New York C it vTTTvsTSusie Massies" -t of Scarslale. N. Y.; and Anni Mae of Newberry, S. C Tha.funeral service was held a'"'1 Hi H'"!1'1' Bfl^tiat MUR'H "'e'lnp'dav, Fsoruar.v 18. Revs. Copeland Williams and -McMori i; ~ ' o-ize U: deitaker F. B. Pratl | in "hoe??e. , - Rev. and Mis Geralden and mother, were the *3bpoer guosU l t Mrs. Bessie Chick of 607 Cald 7^^w'U St.. February 14. ~ ~ . V Mrs. Gussi-e Miller, Misses Clara etta B1 ford, Eliza Spearman, "Ros lee GiMiam.* -and Verena Earl?e itnoes motored uown to orotic -River school on Saturday, February 22, to take part in a prograin given by Mrs. E. E. Gaulden. Mrs. Bernice Lilliewood, pion1st. . Bethlehem Baptist Church Misses Claraetta Bluford and Sarah Dawkins were thewinners li ^fea contest held at Bethlehem Bapchurch, Rev. E. E. Gaulden pastor. Miss Bluford, who won -first, prize by raising the higher amount, $18.30, was given a purple and gold jacket. Miss &&Lah DawTcTns,~~wRo "WT>n the second -prizes -raised -the_ ne xh_ highest _ amount, $15.26, and a beautifu' prize was presented to her. The other contestants were: Masses Elizabeth Bow%rs, $6.55; Velma Parker, $.75-, Mamie Connor. $2.00 VVilhelmenia Coleman, $3.30; Ethe" Morris; Verena L. Rhodges, $6.7? This was in connection with the rally which was held on the third Sunday, in Februanv. The total .amount raised from all sources | ^wtrs $226.38. The Ministerial Alliance Newberrf, S. C. ~ The Ministerial met" Monday, February 24, at higTTnoor The dervotional period was con ducted by Rev. Livingston, afte* which Rev. J. C." Collier took charge. Rev. Davrs preached a ver> interesting sermon which was enjoyed by all who heard him. Three white ministers of our city were present at our meeting. the Church" movement, spon' . sored by the Chamber of Com merce. .For the next six week1 there will be speeches and an nouncements made in the variou churches and over the air about this movement. As ministers of our group, wc decided .in this meeting, that wc ^would?do our host to make our " pguplti lliimrabuut the ehurfh ?>i|i God in these trying- times. ? Calvary Presbyterian Church Rev. A. H. Reasoner, Pastor Friday night, February 21, a1 appreciative audience was greath ??-benefitted Hv an'ihWrestmg, tribrI ^^cal and practical message WfltPf" "was delivered by Dr.iP.-tJ. lUnarapresident of N/eWberl<y College. His theme was "Do the Beat Yon ?.?Can with What) You Have." Ho congratulated the Negro race or their progress for 75 years, the glee club of Drayton Street high schoool for the lbeautiful music rendered, also the vocal trio "My Song," by J. Rosamond Johnson and sung by Mesdames Be mice Lilliewood, E. H. and C. E. Allen Mrs. A. Jones was mistress of ceremonies. ? Profr?H.' ^ Gall man--gave?thi_ ? - history of the Negro in the wars ^^Mrs. S. W. Allen, Sr. introduced ^Jlhe speaker. Invocation Prof ?0; W. Jone a,? _. 1 We were delighted to have in' our service, Ppof. R. F. Gladder of our city; Prof. Brown tfron t Harbison College, who accompanied Rev. Reasoner. Alhof these gentle IT, men gave timely remarks. Ld The Sunday school'" amf leaguf I I services were very interesting to f [ all who attended, rf Our Bible classes are spiritually and intelligently taught every Wed nesaay afternoon from 4:^0 vr To all of OUT services we welcome yon. Miss Verna Rutherford left th ^ *^ity Saturday afternoon tor New York City where she will reside. We wish .for her a happy life. PURITY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. A. P. Porter, Pastor Shelton, S.C.?Last Sunday was a beautiful day for church goers. Our Sunday school opened with the Supt. officiating. Dea. C. Hal ?-f- sey taught the lesson as a whole and our pastor conducted the review very beautifully. Many ^fefacts were made plain to us, es^^>eciftllv .why the Jews and Phari-1 se.* despised the Publican. At the close of the S. S. and th? devotion for morning worship," our j Pastor, Rev. A. P. Porter preached a wonderful sermon using for htw text Luke 10:41-42 subject The One Thing Needful. Purity B$p tist ehurch feels that our prayer* { L are answered and we got what we. f^Myanted and asked God. for,' ^^'hanks to God for sending us a shepherd. f - LtSiS^i <? CLINTON, S. C. Friendship A. M. E. Church Rev. H. W. Walker, Pastor h Why not come to Sunday school n time? There are no excuses. ^ Ince we lived in the age of but- P tons and pirs. Now we are living i' n the age of zippers. Zip them on nd lot's come to worship on time V Rev. C. S. Keys, pastor of th > :< "ho'-oh of God, Gdcon Hill, taught " 'uriay school. The school entered * vvhole-heartily into the discussion ; if the lesson on prayer. At 11:30, in keeping with oui ^ Sunday school lesson, Rev. Waiver spoke forcefully from St. Matt 11 Theme "Confidence in Pray>? ." Aftc listening tp the sermon ivo fo nd that it's very necessary ( 1 vave cf niididice in prayer, ?? The A. C. E. league has a very rrfteresting program each -Sunday.. 1 A nowd visiting > fronds heard Rev. Keys preae ""1 -hoi?- sing Sunday eveirirg He had entire charge of the' ser- c vice. Friendship's choir needed J- r rest. - (1 Rev. Keys brought us the ev> <' ning message" frotfl St. Luke 4 r 1F --4 You missed a sermon if you didn't f hear him on (1) The Anointed a Treacher, and (2) Deliverance an Cantive. Preachers get anointed f 'rd he delivered from some of the t whines he mentioned. Pulpit as. sociates were Revs. T. Clardy, A v J. Steward and E. L. Lilliewooo i Revs. Clardy and Lilliewood Highly t complimented Rev. Keys for that Wonderful sermon. J The. sick committee made a re- f port of the sick members visited 1 A neat sum was" given "to Miss I Lana Roden. Prof. L. Roden and family were here Sunday to see his sister, Misr Roden-,.-who is very much in need of the doctor's care. . Friendship's pastor and choir has been invited to take part in ' "H?program -at-Bathlehcni?Raptj^ r J church the third Sunday 'in March i The mortgage Fuming will take-1place on that date. Rev. E. Wright i is pastori ? I Friendship's choir is now pre- 11 naring for her usual Easter pro < gram. zrr??- 3 Mt. Hebron BaptPt Church i Rev. A. A. Sims. Pastor j The -Sunday school Supt., Mr. \ J. H. Rul, is head of an organi zatron which Is li.viitg to increase , 1 the Sunday school's attendance. ; Classes No. 1. 2, 3, 4, and 5 re- ! . eeived?prizes Sunday. We hope ' that these classes will continue j n?h??rg viH foil right in line: I ~ A Silver-Tea -will be given at j Hebron Sunday, March 2, at 4:00 1 o'clock. The public is invited. ; 2 The ftiotners _ ^iuu ui , was hostess to a banquet Friday "] night in the Bell St. Auditorium i The guests arrived at 8 o'clock \ beautifully dressed. At a later ] 'hour -thfe guests were called tc i artistically decorated. When everyone \vas seated Mrs. Inez Simpson \ welcomed the guests. The bles- 1 sing was then asked by Rev. H. W. Walker. Between courses we were enter- ; tai'ned witi, remarks, readings, instrumental and vocal solos Cor- 1 eluding the evening, Mrs R. P Alexander, at the piano, asked j th:it ivr> sing "America" since we vvere?on-the, eve of (ieorge WftSlP?I ngton's birthday. The evening wa> t happilv spent. ' ' li See Mr. J. TT Ruff who will fi-11 < your cars with gas. Let's help J Qlevate our own. Ryv. E. L. Lillie- i wnnrl on West. Car. Ave., will" - ynn nlnnrr the pmnrefv~~1tTlC ~i and repair your shoes I Hell Street High On Friday, February 21, the | girls'-"basketball team met ^Ster I ling in the Textile Hall: Although ^ they were defeated 9-26, tbey still : have the courage and spirit to be- 1 lieve that winning day will come 1 their way soon. 1 On Sunday, February 23. a silvei 1 tea- was ^jiverrby the senior class 1 ?f Bell Street school in the home 1 economics department. Miss H. E 1 Walker, the class sponsor and ad- 1 visor, was present. Games . were , 1 were served, The evening was ail < enjoyable one. . . ~ CARMSI.R NEWS '? < Mrs. Mary Johnson of Sancuc j spent Thursday night with her , 'ister, Mrs. Frances English. ^ Miss Margaret Chirp spent th< ; week end ^with Miss: Sadie Rnb^~j ertson. ] Mrs Coon of Pomarie, is in | town. She is stopping with Mrs 1 Carrie Brown and family. i Mis. Iil'iiu Laney lias herw witl> H for quite a while but is now up. 1 Mrs. Louise Webber has been ill 1 fox a few days but fs much im c proved. -? 1 Mr. Berry Shelton is s.till on 1 the sick list. ^ Services were good at Williamr ^ Chapel A. M. E. Zion church Sun- t day. The school was called to ordei j by the Supt., Mr. Ervin Coleman. ^ The lesson was taught and discuss. \ ed by the school after which_i,hu.-i school was organised forTKe year [ A wawfTprayer service was con- t ducted after Sunday school. The j pastor's sermon was short h"? ful" r of thought. The spiritual part of 1 the service was verv hicrVi Twn members were added to thp church r Mr. ami Mra. Samuel Roprmtsv Thr- ~f church refoipes to have them. i Mrs. Lillie Stewart was appoint- J ed to take charepr of Sister Eva I Coleman's class. Mrs. Pearl John- f son was made president of the [ W. H. and F. Society of the church t Mma Ramie* Brawn will open 1 the adult school Monday nifcht at 1 the Oak Grove school, Carlisle, S < C. She spent the week end In Co- i lumbia with her oarents. ( 1 1 .. ?ifiSiiMii ma na - MT. ZION A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. C. C. Mclwain. Pastor Sunday school began at the usual our with all officers at their posts f duty. The lesson was beautiful; taught and reviewed by the astor. After a warm prayer meetig our pastor came.before us and rought to us a wonderful message alien from St. Luke 1.1:1. His sublet was "Use Your Starter." We had with us Sunday, Mr. and Irs. Willie Boyce from St. James i. M E- church. They were the inner guests of Mr. and Mrs t:?.vard Ashford: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Johnson mm iSf. Luke Baptist church, wer< 1. o visitors. ^Ylsitors are always welcomed !nme "again. Rev. C. C. McTWaifrwas.the~afernnon dinner guest Sunday t dr. ?rd Mrs. rl. Clo'id and had r Hue to the lateness of Rev N Y Rice, our pastor came before "s and delivered another soul stiring sermon, after which Rev. Rice ntered and brought to us a wonerful message. The audience reoiyed as never before. Manv riends were gla<T to see Rev. Ripe* *i?l_ linnii tin wilt?ctinn ?hack. Rev. P. K Thompson will preach "r us Sundav night ) nbehalf of he Will Do Club. y\ Our raflv was J00 percent. J4 v,^Il colse the secahd Sunday nigh1 n March. Every member did as hey were asked. The church is standing by Rev dclwain in ever, yrespect. Every dan he puts on goes over the top f you don't believe .i o,,tmca< f you don't behve it, come and see.(Miss) Carrie Cook, Reporter SOUTHERN NEW COMETH CLUB Long Lslano, N. Y., Feb. 24? rhe writer failed to write for everal weeks due to illness in the amily. . ' ~~ ?Alt- members are looking _forvard to the best year in our hisvt the home of Mr. and ,Mrs. Themlore Anderson. 15 W. 95th St., N, in 'therr."Path Across the Hill" please come prepared to recite vithout paper. I want to thank Mrs. Celestina f.enom, Mrs. L e i th a H allow ay. an^ Miss Mattie L. Foulks for subscribing for the Palmetto Leader iVe wish to have more subscribers n the near future. Mrs. A-; 5~, Carley, Jr. gave birth o a baby' grrl~"January S, nanrcd t'ivia Georgia. Mother~ and?baby ire doing fine. Miss Rubbie Hermon, former of [toward" St., batesburgi S. C., now of this city, was married Jan inry, 19 to Mr. Ernest Berry, 2306 ITarlnn St., Hhila. Mr. Berry is 'ormerly of Aiken. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Berry will make their home In Phila . Pa. If you want a good hair cut see Mr. P. L. Peterson at the Halloivood Barber Shop just of 102nd St.. Northern Blvd., Corona, N. Y. If your care needs repairing see If your car needs repairing see Ave , Corana, N. Y. Work done guaranteed. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garven and 9'Other <">f Hempstead, N. Y,, were be afternoon guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Kev Weslev Lennion, Bay?id<\ N. Y. Keep un with the latest news by rending the Palmetto Leader. MARION DISTRICT MEETING _ Dr Tho Marion District was called to meet at St. John AME church, Marion, Feb. 17th; -Ite?Wells preudine, Rev; W.E, Richardson .pas ;or. Devotions conducted by Revs. D.D. "Dopghty, pastor of Singletary Station. James Davis. Brit ton Neck Ct., J. F. Stanley St Mary Ct. "Rev? Douehty lined firs! Mo. 2f> C.M.; Rev. Stanley offered pi^yer. Second hymn No. 279. Rev. Davis read for a morning's lesson I Cor. 15th. Aft6r singing the- service?was torned over to the P. E. We listened to introduce tory remarks from him, and in lis remarks he spoke of the very ine, cooperation that had been givem*him throughout the District. Mo asked that we. all work togeth ?r and that each one play his part n the church program. The business of the meeting was for the Jastors tn report their Allen Day inn HDrary money, wmmitiees is follows:" Allen Day, Revs. Jas Davis, Ben Johnson, B.D. Dough' ly, J. J.i Jackson. Library, Revs. W.E Richardson, H F~ Robinson, Oliver, Sistec__ Frances Boui^, 1 n n T p Xtap ey was appointed secretary. All ;he pastors were present, except me, and made fair reports. The brethren expressed themselves as ;eing in full accord witTPthe program <of our much esteemed P.E tVe did not bring all that we were ;o bring1 as ajyhole, but we have pledged to work on. The session vas very-lovely throughout. When ve had finished our work we were nvited to the dining room in the mrsonage. There we found the able laden with food that was deasant to look upon and very efreshing in the taste. The :itchen was crowded with the sis ers to serve. Rev. "Richardson, >>s pleasant wife and the Rood woplo of St. John spared iw pam* n trying to make our stay pleasint, and it was indeed fine. It o<^ked as though we were at Con'e cnce. We wish to thank the lastor and his fine people for ,heir kindness. We feel that the Marion. District is safe under the endcrsdup of TJr. WeilB. Wfe are working and praying to do out Dart in putting over the program )f the Church. jtaa i THE PALMETTO tfliVDE _ _ * 2nd Florence District 'iroup Meeting Timmorisville, S. C., Feb. 17?At New Haven M. church, where the studious and affable Rev. R. C Connor, his lovely wife, and bright children preach and live, the secant group meeting of the "Model District," Florence, was held in-Cartersville, 11:30. D. S., Rev. C. C. Reynolds, opened the service with a spiritual from Rev. N. E. Franklin. Rev. R. C. Connor offered the suplication. Jhi Cartersville's schooj^glee club sang many charming and melodious se.letcions; D. S. Rev. C. C. Reynolds delivered an inspiring address; Miss C. B. Bird, in choice diction. . prgsejited a merry making wel come. The D. S. requested each oastoi and layman to J?>ve ont' <'f the "greatest need!? On TllS'l'lldi ge. Tin si are. samples: "The Young People.' How to Employ Them," "More- of the Spirit of Cod," "Clemei Coneention of our Church's Program," "Systematic Prayer Life," "Mor Peojjie^ Interested in the tChurch ProgramExcluding the Pastor, i"d a few Officers," "More Faith," "Christ Like Spirit,", "Systematic Giving," "Come Back to the Old l and Mark," "Cooperation," "Close er Walk With God," "Love." "More Careful Gospel Preaching," "Christ ian Officers to Handle the Church," -"Old Time Religion," "Co-workers to Serve with Me," "Help the People 1 find the Real Tiling in Life," "Adjust with Good Workers," "A Building to Worship In," "Personal Work," "More Cooperation of OHer Members," 'MoreTrue Men and Women who will nnt Talk it. but Do it." These many an A-various needs' -devolved?into Jesus advice. St. Luke 12:31. He who governs~FnrhT self according to the instruction promulgated by the Great Teacher, -will- receive the jD.fiy.ine Alkahest tc^conquer in this life, and achieve the cro~wh~ till mortal- -hereafter College. The Rev. S. E. Watson, deceased, ^as mentioned with pathos. and saered^honor. The Rev. J.. W. Taylor offered a profound suplication in commemoration of the passing of the "Good Man." The 21 pastors, excluding three . absentees, m ado their reports which were most favorable. Rev. G. B. Tillman, excelling, reported for all causes 100 percent to the - -sum of $3-11 Of) "The M/yH District." Florence, and members 'arose and ga.ve_.the ex_-__P. S,, Rev. G. B Tillntan,'The Chatutaqua salute*, and a thundering salutation for his magnificent work. Revs. Barr, Po gnf, Taylor. Cooper, and Franklin further commended and compli---a. ? xi. ~ A or\/1 nAmnlpfp meruea me cAquiain;, c.v. v , report of the successful-ministers in behalf of the brethren. > - The-Dr-Sr-urged-the pastors to_ observe '^Compassion Days" March 2, in all of their hcurche?, and report their assesments money irn.mcdiately at the close of^thc same The District Parsonage Trustees were- summoned and passed upon one of the bids to remodel the much needed, aged, depleted Manse. The business of the ministers, layment and representatives being completed, the pastor asked >eheb one of the big crowd to remain in ' thrif "r |'l i nliilr thti nnvinnir ~ji ters served a luscious and alluring ' dinner in lavish courses to the safin+Trm and iollifrcation of allr-Rev J. M. Stokes, in his inimitable ! style, gave brief, but happy and appreciative tbanks. XlLSL. npyt. group -meeting will assemble in Elijah.Sb t'aul chttTgy tin^Elrjah M. church, April 21. The ( reports will embrace W. S. and Episcopal fund. John C. Gibbs BALTIMORE. MO. NEWS By Mrs. Louise r-ore Douglass On sick list art- Rev. Flowers paster of Mt. Hebron Baptist church. We are asking everyone to pray for him that God may help him to overcome. Mrs. Lula Peaks Boone, Mrs. Perry James*, - -also Mr^ Samiiel_ James^ husband of Mrs. Perry James; Mr. Hiil^Mrs. Alberta Weathers, Mr. Lee KoseborougTi, Mr. Baifiey -Douglas son. I Mrs. Louise G. Douglass visit ed Mrs. Maggie D. Gray, her mothe#*, Mrs. Maggie Douglass and also her father Mr. Ravney Doug' lass. She reported a pleasant stay. Mr. Pink Douglass and MiRaymond Lann were there. Mrs.. Maggie-Douglass was call Baltimore Grty-hecatise of the illness of her husband Mr. "Bpriwy Douglass. Mtv Douglass is getting along fine now, but has . hnon n irerir riplr mi.n ' Mr. Johnnie B.. Gore and Miss Ij. Neal, Mr. Glenn D. Pratt, Mr i George W. Hemdon, Mr. Robert Hen'don, Mrs. Nona Hemdon, Mr R,. P. Lewis nnd others were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 M I Gore, Jr. and Mrs. Louise Gore Douglass on Wednesday and re port a very pleasant stay. Various ,^ame were played. Mt. Hebron Baptist church carried out its usual weekly meetings and serviced Sunday. The Lord's Supper will be served this Sunday March 2 at 3:30 p.m. The public is invited. Rev. Daniels Rov T.nwic llptorl tVi<r* oot vices in the absence of the pastor due to illness. - Frienrtsfcjp Ffnptist also carried out its usual services conducted by the Pastor, Rev. Jackson. Mrs. Arsons McDowell was call ed to Chaster, S. C. because of the death of a relative. She was accompanied by he* aunfa, Mrs. Roaeborough. They ire nfttixes_af Chester, S. C. They have the sincere sympathy of this, crnnmns ity. The S. S. S. club met with Mrs, R ANDERSON COUNTY TKACHI ERS OBSERVE NEGRO HISTORY WEEK The Anderson County Teachers' Association held its regular monthly session at need Street school Saturday morning at 10:00 a. m. On account of a special program, the groups did not assemble but went directly to the auditorium where Prof. Rice, the president, opered the program. Mrs. P. J. Campbell led the group in singing two spirituals, "Steal Away." and "Down by the River Side." Aftei a brief business session Mrs. Alive Anderson, Jeanes' supervisor, presented the-' following programs Spiritual, "Climbing Jacob's Ladder,," led by Prof. K. Hammond Group I "Two Races." (pageant) by Pelten. HoneaPath.^CoaT Spring;' Oak' " -Hilb and Cedar Grovu-schools.. Group II Theme: "Negro of the Ifese : i ' 1. Music: Marion Anderson by Spearman school. 2. Business: Postal Telegraph. ,\t gro branch. 3. Defense (Program: /'Diseri'mination," by White Hall, Maple 'Spilngs, "and St. Peters schools. 4. NYA demonstration by Cam-' line. Pleasant Yiew_.and Poplar Springs "schools. 5. U. S'. Employment Service: New Mtn. Grove, Blake. Dale and Ever' Green schools. 6. Spiritual, by members of the faculty off these schools named above directed by frot. Hammond Group III 1. Reading: Pendleton Training school. Spiritual by teachers of thii group. 2 Group IV Reading: Liberty. Center. Spiritual by teachers of. the group. Directed by Prof, Reeks. I Group V S City Schools-? ? 1. (South Fant Street. Music impersonation. h-g?N?w?i4?--S?idfl Miwrcii "Gflrrv My Back to Ole Virginia." ^ I u i^ ^L.uvl' " group five (5) by the writer. I believe such a group is possible by the three city schools and could prove helpful. This was one of the most interesting programs wc have had thrs yean?Prof. Perry remarked that only five teachers left before IThe Fenedicition in spite of-?thelength of the >pvogram. which nroves that if we prepare interesting progrrrnrrs-;;jri?otrr?association, Pwe can hold the poo plot-good programs in our sehools and classes, we can holcLand kej?p the attention [of our pupils; interesTThg~~ohurCh [ programs and \w can hold our rnt'inbets. ? Prof. Hammond sang a solo. Prof. S. C. Perrv prepared a list of questions on "Negroes in His, tnry" and had Mrs. J. i.. Perry . conduct the qjuiz. The teachers weVe organized into two teams, one on .either side- of the aisle. I Each was given 30 seconds to answer his question. The winning sfde received a prize. For every question answered correetly 1 point was given. The scores were: 17 1-2, and 17 3-4. This was interesting and enjoyable. We hope you will prepare more for the next meeting day. ' 4...1 Mrs, Allllfip |.n|r.IWu ^1 Carter. Mrs. Taylor, afi?s^?8TTTTT17 Miss Boprgs, _4^hitc) who ma.do_ j about the "excellent program. We sar.g the last stanza of our national anthem as a closing prayer. I Attend your county meeting Teachers!! You cannot teach loyalTv if imrTTTT-TTTr 1 1 J'?l i^yij_elf_ . ST. PAUL BAPT. CHURCH Rev, L. B. Moon. Pastor Laurens, S. C.?Sunday was a very pood day at St. Paul, a^num* ber of students were out to Sun day school. Mothers and fathers why not sacrifice if it takes?sacrr ficing and- come to Sunday' school each Sabbath. The lesson are al ways interesting and timely. B " IT 1 1 l.r.u. Ul'Jfttll HI u>u<n umr wivu ^president on duty. Supt. Mead""ows~T3irjrht Group ^os. 1 and k which""were-combined. Kubjuet-r Justice." Rev. Cokcr and family of Ware Shoals were here. He preacher: both morning: and night. St. Paul. Sunday school is having a program Sunday, Marel*> i at 3 o'clock. Sermon to be delivered by Rev. L. ,C. Butler, pastoi of Bethel A. M. ETTcTnirch. ^ There will? also he a?silver?tea at the- home of Miss Rosa Shepherd Sunday, March 2 at 1 o'clock to these occasions the public is cordially invited...,- .ContestantsMrs. Frances Golden. Mrs. Rebec Triors: The many friends hero are sor ry to know that MrSr-CTmie Work am, house was damaged by fire on Sunday, February 23. February 24 the house of Mrs Reeder was destroyed by fire and her grandchild was fatally burn. There will be a box supper at Sanders' high school Friday nite. February 28, sponsored by the 7th grade. . John Robert Hunter, reporter. Elizabeth Henry Monday night, at 1318 Myrtle Ave. Next meeting will be at "Mrs. Irene Roler f>13 N Calhoun St. The Willing Workers of Mount Hebron rendered a program Wed-, nesday night. A sermon was de IT*. J 1 Tt T 1 1^-1 -J livereu uy iwv, jhcksuii, pastor cm Friendship church. Mr. and Mrs. Robert HVmdon had for their pr?iest Wednesday i ni#ht Mi. George Herndon, Mrs. I/oiiise G. Dousrla&s,' Mr. Glenn ; D. Pratt. Mr. Williams and other-r ' Several frames were played. We are having some real winter here now. ----- tV : Woman's Society of Souih Carolina Conf. Central Ji 4. CHARLESTON Di&TRJCT I'i"? .udent?Mis. Geneva Myers, ^ 1 S'{ Smith Street, Charleston Viie-Pres.?Miss Corrie Freeman Ret. Sec.?Mrs. G. C. Brown C Cor. Sec.?Mrs. H. B. Jones ? Treasurer?Mrs .R. Beall ?' - is Missionary Education and Service n ?Mrs. R. L. Fields *1 Christian Social Relations and Lo ^ t a I Chu?ch Activities?Mrs. S. ^ M. Miller o Wesleyan-Service Guild?Mrs. Ro- ? saleo Mnckoy Ci Student Work?Mis.. F. H. Gran' Ytitiiu W (Jill en and Girls--Mrs 11 M. Hutchinson _ w Children?Mrs. Thelnia Caldwell f' Literature?Mrs. VTv Curry * T> Supplies?Mrs. Maiy Alston_ ...... JL 1. 11 J lie '.iill t Alllllt fc'iQiiiiti % -is Status of Women Miss E. I.. u Small * ( Mi s,?Personnel?Mrs. \". 1.. Shec. -il ut World Ft deration?Mrs." .T. H. I la-ley S _ . v p">v s-wj<.nt~ Miv.?Plhra Ncsmith. Ti R.F.I).. Kinj?strec. S.. C". IV Vice-Pres?Mrs. J. W. Taylor if Ret. See-.?Mrs. C. C. Reynolds- h Cor.' Sec.?Mrs. M. Persons T Treasurer?Mrs. N. E. FmnVlin Missionary Education and Service ?Miss Caroline Nowlin, Mrs. II L. Jackson ^ Cifristiar. Socij<5 Relation and Lo ( " cal Church Activities?Mrs. Oli ' xv via DeWitt, Mrs. Amelia Press w ley 77" *77 ^ VVesleyan Service Guild?Mrs. B e . C. Jackson . ? Student?Mrs. M. T. Bacchus ^ Young Woman and Girls?-Mrs Pearl Brown . ~ t( Children?Mrs. I. V.- Manning J Mrs. I,. C. Gregg 1 Literature?Mrs. Eliza Kennedy Supplies?Mrs. Mary Williamson K Spiritual Life?Mis'. Celeste Du- Status of.AMomen?Mrs. Effie Stro -5. ther 1' Miss. Personnel?Mrs. Louis Wal- K lace S WV.rM ?? - " " 1 E ?? 1' * X vucirtUUH?iUl'S* LL- H |f Cocpor 8. Spartanburg District o President?Mrs.. P. T. Jackson, s Clever. S. C. b Vif > iT'rcs.^?Mrs. C, R. Black ? Roc. Sec.?Mrs. Matilda Dawk in? 1 Cor. Sec.?Miss Myrtle Littlejohn 2 ^Treasurer?Mrs. C. B. Adams I M'Ys. Education and -Service?Mm 4 J. A. Curry ? . - 4 Christian Social Relations, and 1,0 2 - cal -Church..Activities?Mrs. II 1 McWhirter *'~*t 1 Wosleyan Service Guild?Mrs J _E W. Buddin .1 St".dent Work?Mrs. I.ee A. Tav 3 lor * 2 Yai-g Women?and?Gill -Miss ~4 Catherine Moore 2 Children?Mrs. C. B. Evans 1 Literature?Mrs. Gracie Brown 1 Supplies?Mrs. Ann Newman Spiritual Life?Mrs. Monzelie Lagrce Status of Women?Mrs. Agnes Cunningham F Miss. Personnel?Mrs. Frankie E Walker S World Federation ? Mrs. Edith n Krrpht , , ti -9. Sumter District _ c tTr's'WuiH --Mis.'UHw D. Faliiai, 304 S. Main St., Sumter. S. C. tl Vice-Pres.?Mrs. Louise Reid Rec. Sec.?Mrs. M. V. Glover c Cor. Sec.?Mrs. M. D. Stokes " c; Treasurer?Mrs. Bessie Dibbje si Miss, education and Service?Mrs u ! lira Aln nMc.. a ~ Bride "~n Christian Social Relations and Lo y cal Church Activities?Miss Ma ! el "Rw^Ksh; Mrs. Hattie Rich- s< " ardsmv _ ~ j p. Wesleyan Service Guild?Mrs. P Cordelih Jones . o Student Work ? Mrs. Elizabeth a Martin p Younsr Women and Girls?Mrs. P. s; ?r-E-. Mingo ?? ci Chddren?Mrs. S. G. Aiken . h Literature?Mrs. Pansy Pearson Supplies?Mrs. T. H. Fisher Spiritual Life?Mrs. fc.L. Jamison n Status of Women?Miss Jimmic R Dihhla^ ; J.F Russell -7 > World* Federation?Mrs. E. C. C Wriprht. (Tc he continued Mrs. J. C. Gibbes, _ Conference President ST. 11KF. \ M F CHl'RCH I 1 Rev. E. Philip Ellis, PaStor Mt. V. T. Ellis; wife of our pr* tor. attended the State-wide ~ Reception piven Bishop J. S. Flip-1 pel .il *'iilnintiin. mi tin Bithii The pastor was unable to be | . present, owinpr to special- transaction? in the erection of the pew ? church, which had to be complet- ^ ec! on the same evening. Services last Sunday were ex- j ceiicnt to say the least. Our jurt-! ior choir rendered choice music,! both morning and evening. Ser- I mons ..were pbeached during the day, bv Bro. James Gadsden. Rev. \Vm. W. Sherald. I^arge audiences .r'Lnessed both sendees. The SunJay school was out in full, also the Ivcague. * Brother Isaiah Frasier's death came as a great shock. He was < rib of the faithful members of otir church. His funeral was conducted Try the pastor from Ftrlri ? ing's Funeral Home, with a large ^ crowd in attendance. ^ The foundation for the new church is well on the way, and the congregation has decided to ? build an annex for the purpose of weekly meetings. Mr. T. A. Roone fontracthr has promised to com- N pletc the entire \Cotk in 120 days. "4 . 1+ ^ aim..1 Tt Page Ftra Christian Service irisdiction Methodist Church EAIKORTCOUNTY RAINING SCHOOL NEWS Hurton, S. C.?The Shanklin ho/al club which was recently ? rganized by Esther Nell Murray i endeavoring to live up to its lotto: "Step by step we reach fie top". The group is working iligently under the supervision ol liss Murray," who is a member f the junior class, and has hopes f becoming ong of the best muai il groups in the state. -Two appearances before the rustoes of the school and a good ill T77ur on Sunday,'"t^ob. 2.1 won ">r them friend? as well narontri?_.?-?? n i.> lilt' UCSll'C OI till' iris to win' many friends and aMMtegw U *' 'v g?XW? ss? ill appear" fn concert at .Carmel hupel M. E. -church, BlufTton, n February Sfi at K p.m. ; FeaufoTt ' County. Tr. school hich is commonly known as hanklin school has enjoyed a ery successful season thus far. 'ho- gitls 1/aKkethaU tcaw under 7e - supervision of their "coach. Iiss Vesta F. Johnson. has mai"ested its ability to cooperate one undred pc-rcent to wit^ for B. C. S. ~ The 1941 ^rirls baskitba]! team onsisls' of nine -girlsf namely: ? Ither Nell Murray, captain, for aid; Mary Joiner, center, for .'arth?Elizabeth Williams, forward.-Alary Martin, "guard; Sarah -" Li ley-, guard-; Ursirtee Martin uard. Substitutes: Winnie Bell Lirkland, Bernice Primus ^ndl Sa ie Jennings,. The boys basketball team, bet-!' known as the Panthers are eh oying an ertviaFTe record also. 'hey are playing hard to prove hemselves capable of meeting . reater teams. The line-up is as loiiows: .John Vaspr--captairr-nmf-center; -Mam? hall Muller. forward; Michael Ri ay, forward; James Mitchell, , . uard; St. Julian Simmons^-guard, ubstitutes Colliei's Ferguson and Yanklin Gary. ~ " Coach Benjamin Brown is proud 9 f the clean, cooperative fighting r> i yi t n-f V? i r* T*5? ' v.* j..? uttjs, ine rceoru loi oth teams thus far is as follbws L C. T. S?T.irU- ^ i?Walterboro -1 4?Ridgeland 4 4?Ridgeland -4 : 0?Robert Smalls 2 r? 3?Penn A. and T. 13 I=Estell_l m?! ? 9?Mather 18 1 r T ^ Tiny g _ 8?Walterboro 2 * 3?Ridgeland 19 _ - r 1?Walterboro 18 ~ 2=R.idgetand~~4~ 3?Robert Smalls 9 7?Estell 14 5?Penn 23 default in third quarter on account' of visiting team. The Trustees of the Old Port loyal Agricultural school met at leaufort, County Training school Saturday, Feb. 22. The business f the meeting included the .elecon of officers, a report front Prin ipal J. S. Shanklin and a disduss w*y?-ylan? faff le school program. Of great importance is the de ision of the board to communl* ate with Mr. and Mrs. Peterson tate supervisor of Vocational Ed cation,- ,to inform him that 800 of land -ara. availahle, to fan ,, >ased to the government for 513 ears. The trustees have pledged them fives to resume a greater respon rincipal Shanklin gave a report f the work and?of the financial , anditfon. The trustees were leased. It was decided that cstem of book-keeping be install rl so that regular reports mrgrht p given of the school's standing Officers elected were as follows: Ir. Allen I?aul. Beaufort, Chairman, Miss Winnie Christensen eaufort, secretary; Mr. Augus 'Tdham, Beaufort, County Supt f- Education^ -Mfr K.-J3. Davis?.Ji . ... Tew York City; Mr. Stfatton hristensen, Beaufort. D. C. Wright, reporter Poro Beauty School Located at 2481 Millwood Ara HEAlrTY ITS ?RANCHES bampooing, Pressing,. Marcelling. Lroquinolling, Finger Waving, Hair Dyeing, Bleaching, Man* iruring. Massaging, Hand M&lfllTll!. AHiiumy aug Electricity. PHONE 5487 r'ilhelmina C. Pope, Instructor innie M. Pope, i. Maleoa. Proa. JUST OUT H O W A R DS New Sepia Edition STYLE BOOK K. tf real human hair, WIGS, PAGK iOYS. Send for your eopv toay. The biggest variety of hair oods ever Seen. Open a CustomHs Deposit. Account. 1 HOWARD WKt ' * Dept. "DA, 143 W. 125th St. lew York Citj N?r York ^ Beauty Parlor Agents Wanted