Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ITPag? Six Aott)?tVjuj qnMlloa will b? mw?w< Itw" tn thto column. ^ t M*M ttnT. N?d ts<Mot iwwAJTy^gy tgwaw^A <NiMd. llJUbp tm f rtfly. Writ. Toi?Abm? WAUACS. mflTm Falmxtto luw. IIH hmmmj Saw Colombia. I> CUMMi F. B. C.?la it for the best for rue to continue working for these folks I : m Working for now? Will I mi.'.u' my trip? ? -ftnsr dl?fcF4?-youri4ak-Ifir._Ipy. are \vi*ll liked and you seem to be doing alright on this job. No .. . do not take the trip to New York in thr^spring. . . ??" ~ r* f~>t w?. > 1a^ ??/% lrnnui if T i_>. V. 1 IWiHC 1LW lint?wimn ? t * should lake this young man I met from Florida feeriously. He has been rushing me every since he has been up here. Ans: He's determined to make you break your engagement with this cut of town fellow and as I see ii . he will. The boy is a fine you *> man and will do right by you rf you take him up on his offer of marriage. _ J. \V.?My w*ife and I have been ?separated, for two years or more and i-lfe has been writing to me and I artu about to be convinced to ask her br.tk and* would like to c know what you think about same? ?Anar-She is very anxious to get back to you . . . and iTeeTtKaFyou vant her back too. Both of you have been able to sge your "faults ~ ? during this separation and I honestly feek-thar if -vninttd go back together you would be able to~lrye irL-peace and be happy. S.J. H.?Lyjpsh to know if I have crossed up or not and why do I feel as I do? I hurt down in my '* stomach all the time now? Ans: You have not been crossed up. Your condition is physical. It :is my suggestion t^at you call on a good doctor right away for an examination and I feci .? will find yoUr trouble. * E. A. P.?Tiie estate that I helped work for and pay for has been ordered away from me by the court arm I hftve been asked?to vacate. Should I move away and ?:.."g>ve up alHrojie? ? ? Anr- Wall will have to do if if you have been ordered to vacate hy the court. You might try one last chance hy consulting with a good attorney and he can in form you just how you stand. ? ?Xu_^L C.?Please give me youi help. I am pTantltng?on?leaving my bopie fnr apother man would appreciate j^piir help. Ans: Don't do it. It is my sincere opinion that you would be frisking a big mistake as you aren't as discontented in your present hom< . as you imagine yourself to be. NEW BERK V NEWS l.u... /-u.. IT v.?ai ? "i jr i icrr^in'iion v?uh i? < Rev. A. H. Reasbner. Pastor The book of Exodus was inter estingly reviewed Wednesday af . ternoon \V. 'A. He ilk* ? Hi" firteacher of the Bible class Sunriay morning Sunday scnoo! lesson was discussed by the Supt officers ancT pupils: All who wer present'were greatly benefited. During the Children's Hour the pastor story was about .usefulness of the banana tree. He *ga.ve the list of finished products'that are manufactured from the raw materials of the tree. Practical lesson "Bp n<i Useful in j iff, nc Ymi Can". At 11:30 o'clock the pastor'? theme was "What Will Ye Do in the- -Solemn- - Day".. Text Hosea Dt5.~ In his message lie stated the importance of seeking- and trusting God from the discovery of America throughout life. John ment,0 the" d'a^ o'/ deaUi and the day of judgment were some of .the practical times of trusting God. Finally when the solemn days come look to Jesus and trust Him for protection. Everyone express ed himself as having been greatly benefited and touched by the Holy_Jj43ux.it during 1110 Willi p u ! vice. \ ~ At 4:00 o'clock the Missionary meeting was held at the^ church with Mrs. 7j. A. Reasoner presiding, as our President, Mrs. Lilj; _ _ _t:u c i i - i i linn tj\:n i?, \n M.m cuuiiut'U tu urn on account of illness. During the meeting the following officers were elected in the vacancy of the others. Mrs. C. E. Allen, vicepresident and Mrss Annie Daniels assistant secretary. After an interesting meeting the League service was conducted by the young people. The theme "Go Ye". All enjoyed the discussion and rededicated their lives to the service of God. We welcome you to all of our services. Rev. and Mrs. Sumpter and daughter were the dinner guests -of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson last Sunday, February 23rd. Mrs Charity Montgomery and Mrs, Gussie Mrller are indisposdd at this writing. Mrs,..Threatt Miller and Bur ton" were thf ""Termer gnrvs+s of fVTrs. LvrovPTTta gpeai iiian fast FrT day. Mrs. Walker Begty returned tc ^oonital at (rdumbia Wednesday February 26. We-hope all of th? persons ill will soon recuperate ^ . V ~ ^ The "T and Sa ?< Lt'fl to righ AshTord, John ? ?Pack Row^ ! bodee Austin, ! Booker Washington News By John D.^'Reynolds As previously announced, the Seventh Annual Basketball Tournament of the ' South Carolina Athletic Conference among Secondary Schools will be held in the C. A. Johnson Gymtorium of the Booker Washington High school on. Friday and Saturday of this veek, March 7th and 8th. Aceord ng to officials of the conference, in elaborate program has. been Manned-,- which is as follows: Thursday, March 6th: 7:30 p _ l.. meeting of the Conference r -'ommittf? tm Rules and eligibil ty in the office of~tKe gymnasIuhY , or the purpose of seeding team. ;nd deciding eligibility of teams md players. Friday, March 7th ?:0(T a.m., Registration of partiei >ating teams, lobby of the gymasium; tagging and the assignment of lockers. 9:30 a.m., drawng?Announcement of tourna TRINITY "A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. A. D. Hawkins. Pastor On last Tuesday evening the members and frjends of the above u -mmed church went to' thu home nj" I Mr. and Mrs. T4 W. Williams on 'umming street, as we-know-theyave been shut in for over a month and not able 10 work and made their soul rejoice praying >- nd-singing God^s praises. Aftei vhich the table was filled with all rood things that a heart could vish. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are :?wr> nf the pld fajthful members of '"rinity church and have rendered vorthful while service over thir' ty-five years. Mr. Willrams is a I trustee and has been every since ! the old /historic- brick structure 1 has been erected. We did this not '.hat he was in so much need for vhat we have .given him, but for " "'fiat wunderful service he has ren_ !ered and the way he has stood ~ by hi-c church in training up the oung people in our Sunday school jnd church. We felt that rt was >ur duty to do so. As one writer has said we should always givi flowers when we can apppreciatc thenr, because you {ciapnot read vour tombstone when you an icau. Sunday was a beautiful day tht Sunday school began at the usual lour and was conducted by the Supt. At 11:15 the pastor ascend 'd the rostrum and preached a oul stirring sermon to an appreciative audience. This message, vill long be remembered by his hearers. This being the first Sun day the Lord's Supper was admin Tstprp/l o lovr?o "^^ A number of visitors were pres ont at our morning service, conic again you are welcome. While vou are in our city make-T-rirtity our church home. At 4:30 a silver tea was given " iT home- pf 'MT: anvf -Mrs, Me-Collough on Beacon St. sponsord by Mrs. McCollough and Mrs. = Tessio Davenport. A very unique urogram was rendered. AM pre* nt enjoyed themselves. The nite ermon was brought to us by the lev. W. S. Joneft who in hrs own vay delivered a strong and inpiring Viermon. The services hroughout the day were fine. 4 ame and connected themselves to " HP flul.miaii aimj. ?BROOKGREEN DOTS - 1 Brookgreen, S. C.?Sunday 2n< vns a splendid day for all church "roers. The Brown ?hapel' M. E hurcb held its regular services al 11 -e'clock with the Rev. W. M. S. Mrr.lftV in thn milrvif U J? i ect Walk with God, was much enjoyed. | The board of trustees held its 'egular monthly meeting at the ihurch. We are proud to see Mrs. El ->n Carr at ehurCh Sunday after 1 \ long period of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horry of Conway spent the day with Mr and Mrs. Goerge~ SarrdV and fam t ly. Rev. W. M. S. MsClay and Mas-_ 1 '.er Thomas and William McCTary 1 pent the week with their grand - mother and mother-in-law, Mrs ->r,ipej? of St. Stephen. We are very sorry to say that ' Mrs. W. M. S. MeCtary is yet in - the hospital and is not any bet fccr. We truat that Mrs. Alicx Williams of the Brookgreen Gar i don iR better at this writing. Also i glad to say Mr. Tom Collins is i somewhat better. Noirae Blanche Sewell, county 1 oroado Cagers" who a turday, Mareh^7th-8th tot4 iy j| i BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM t. front row: Cleo Carson, Leroy Cooper, Zack Weston. Hi. J. W. Martin, head coach; Odel] res. John- Lasaine, PaulTalley_Jo^ ?; muel Snipe, Mgr., Mr. R. H. Hop: i n nt schedule; 10:00 a.m., Open tig ceremonies, at which time th< following program will be pre ented: Band Prelude?Kooker T Washington High School Band. H ^une, director; America, group. Welcome?Mr. J. Andreiv Sim :nons, Principal, Booker Washing ton Hi<rn' School; Mr. C. A. John son, Supervisor Negro Schools Columbia, S. C.. President J. J Stacks, Benedict College; Presi J dent S. R. Higgins, Allen Univer t;ity; Mrs. M. M. Simkins; Seere j tary Columbia Civic Welfare Ivea ' 'rue; Miss E. Watson, President j BTW Student Council; Reflection: < n Past Tournaments, J. Wcndel i VTevtinL..Prosftipnt ?jqf?Conference tPrescntailnn of Particinatinf ' Sehuulxr - Coaches^ Officials, am '.Visitors; Remarks and Announce merits, Randall C. Morgan, -Dircc vor of the Tournament..,?l(),;.30 A '1.?Morning session; 1:30 p.m.Intermissinn (lunch, Booker Wasl n?ton Cafeteria); 2:30 p.m.?Af einocn Session; 5:30 p.m., Inter mission (dinner, Booker Washing Tuberculosis nurse wais at the ilrookgreen Private school last .voek. We- are always gtad- ti rave her come. We are proud to note the proof P|,of w. M. Bpgan ol Union, principal of the Populai C.rove sfbonl of Santuc. Prof W M. Bogan is the father of Prof -vmt-s-Th?Kaftan- principal nf thf Brookgreen ' Private school. Stewardess Board No, 1 of Gordon Chapel AME church with Mrs. Emma 1L. Keith, chairmar nresented to their Pastor. Rev G. E. Washington a very beauti"HTl nig fur tln?~tMH*<Hwage at?St Tohn AME church. The Brookgreen Welfare confei cnee is-just around the corner. Wt iro expecting a bigger crowd from ill over_the state to attend. . The conference opened at 9:30 o'clock closes 4 o'clock Wednesday, MarcV 19th F.veryone is cordially invi' ed to attend! The medical Tee if ia" cents instead nf?25r?that?b printed ()n the hand bills that are out. While at Brookgreen donr*t forget to visit the beautiful historical Brookgreen Gardens. D.op't forget to hear the Bettif Academy glee club at the How ?h:rii nr 'Wednesday night March 12 at ? o'clock. The ?rrrH?aiso ning?&t tVir> x ..v i/.v/unftiwii T? vnai^ wynici " ' lice at 12 o'clock noon on th< same day. Don't forget the moving: picture show-to be at the Brookgreen Pr vate school on Monday night th-3 10th of March at 8:30 o'clock. We would like to see all of the patrons out on that night. See <$en Tillman for?tr^Copy of the "Leaded I,. B. Bogan reporter. WAYMAN CHAPEL A."M.~K. CHURCH Rev. LeRoy Jackson. Reporter,. Winnsboro, R. C.?Tiie Sunday oh obi met at 10 o'clock with the Supt. and officers on the job as usual. The lesson was well discussed. The review was conducted by Mr. R. B. Greer* Sr. Sunday morning the pastor nreached a wonderful .nermon from St. John 0:35. Subject Jesus the " 1 -e T :f It 3 oVlonk Vie preached a thoghtful sermon from >the subject Putting God in Front. This sermon was preached injbe half of Mr.s Stewart Campbell's club. Sunday night the pastor select ed his text from Psalms 26: 11. Subject Walking in Our Integrity The Leaguers met at 6 o'clock. The topic The Love of the Fath [ er was opened by the pastor. Sey; I eral others also spoke on the topJi x I " The Pastor's Aid board met *at the parsonage Feb. 24th. A very good program was rendered after I which the members and visitor? were served. | The pastor attended the recep ttoTi and barrepiet Febr 24th at A1 I len university Riven in honor ol Rish^ Flipper. The nexl day ne was the breakfast "guesl of Mr. and Mrs. Willie F.herrv anr 1 also the dinner ppiest of Mr. and 1 Mrs. William Robinson. He reported an enjoyable trip. e ( Sunday, Marr!h 9 R<\v. Smith paator of Rlack Jack Bapt. church will preach at Wayman at thrpt ' oVdock. His choir ~ an<Tushffl board will accompany him. Quite a lew visitors \tfere ou1 Sunday. You are always welcom* t0 Wayffian y '. - m ?, -'nqpjv HE PA^WBj/iSADiR re participating in the (JH (< > JIBr Rogers, Robert Left to rig W'lla Mae Ji II Johnson train- Dorothy Hbpl innv?fields. Ze^_ -?.--?-Back row: son, Asst. coaclT McRani, Ann Miss Carolyn -[Aon Cafeteria); T.00 p.m., Tourna-1 - ment Ball (honoring participants) Saturday, March 8th I. 8:00 a.m.," Breakfast (Booker Washington. Cafeteria). 9.00 a.m.1' Morning Session; 12:30 p.m., In-i 1 termission (lunch, Booker Wash-1 ' ington Cafeteria); 1:30 p.m., Af- ? ternoon Session; 6:00 p.m.,. Inter-J ' mission .(dinner, Booker Washing! I ton Caifeteria); 7:30 p.m., Even-|1 ing Session "(finals). At the end t 1 of the final game, the following i! c lminating program will be pve_ Usented: Band Prelude, Booker T 1 11 Washington Band; Negro Nation ! i-t-aJ?Anthprvj, group. Exhibition? 1 ! Booker -Washington Band and thi i rCheerleadersif a n Fare?Band; 4 Presentation of winning teamsPlayers by position,_Coaches, oflfi cials; Presentation of awards Mr. H C. A. Johnson, Supervsor of Ne | i ( gro Schools, Columbia, S. C.; Re - marks R. C. Morgan, Director oi -1 Tournament; Adieu and Bon Voy i age. The?committee for -the se ' | EMANUEL A. M. E. CHURCH ) Dr. R. S. .Lawrence, Pastor 1 New York City?Sunday, Feb i N 16th was a great day in Eman- | - I H<T~ -T>nw""T TT T | an instructive sermon to the large , """audience.?The "'nior chnir undei . the direction of Mr. Charles Ah " ford rendemPthe music. Our pas ( ' tor arrived in time for the ser i vice having attended the Bishops' ' i Councrl in New Orleans, La, at the evening hour of worship the Busy Bees Missionary society, Mr: Orial Johnson president, celebrat ed their seventh anniversary. Miss Gladys Berry served as mist* ess > of ceremonies. Dr. Martha Keys i delivered ~the sermon, text The Master is come and calleth foi thee. The message was inspiring i to all true believers. Br. Keys ' preached t() a large audience al r Emnn v-el?for ten?nights, Friday - night in spite of the snow storm the church was crowded to hear Dr. Keys who was called and com < missioned by the Holy Ghost tc preach the gospel of Jesus Christ The revival has been a blessing te Emanuel church. Over 80 souls have been saved. We thank God ' for the outpouring of the Holy ' Spirit. Our pastor l's '^1UIt'll UVKT ~ . the, very fine spirit of cooperation ' not only by our mernbets but the ministers, ^members, and friends of our sister churches. Dr. Lawrence succeeded .in gel ting started a week day church ' 1 school to begin next Tuesday :?af3 all children from 4 to 16 years ! old. I am sune the movement vrll be a success. f The pastor's secretary, Miss | Esther Maybank and Mr. Claude Scott .were united in- holy wed- 1 lock, Feb. 22, 1941. 'Also the dau ! ghter of our Supt., .Miss Fredinu i Perrineau and Mr. "Rudolph Mont- ( gomery. Miss Lucy Kirk and Mi Ernest-Burnett were also married ' ecently. We wish for these young people a successful trip over life'? u- .matrimonial geas. Our church made a fine record" ~i at the Allen League convention in r Flushing last week. Our young oeople's choir, Mrs. Ruby Jones directress,, brought back the silk banner for having 21 young peo- | 1 pie in attendance. We are proud , ' of our childrerT "Our pastor ad- | * -J-? 1 II I | ^ I - ir tc. gpfr ' ject Modern Children. 'We com- , mend Mrs. Susie Jerideau for her untiring efforts for the young pec i pie. Messrs Wm. Patton and Al- , bert Breach, two of our excellent ^ young men are going to Wagner ] college, Staten Island to attend ( the institute under the auspices of j the Yntrnnnl Yout.h Movement. ? Z, Under the leadership of Dr. } Lawrence and hjs very fine wif*L ] Emanuel holds its rightful place ] ; Dr. and Mrs. I^awrence, since com inp: to New York are loved by all l who come in contact with them 1 i They both hold a light that men ] ami woman can see by their walk i ? by their conversation, that they < are Christians. We are proud of ! our pastor and his lovety wtfe. : (Mrs.) M. J. Perry, reporter ( j ST. LI KE A. M. E. CHURCH Rev. E. Philip Ellis, Pastor Charleston, S. C.?Our ppstor is i i real busy these days. He is seen ! daTTy with The carpenter apd briek ( Tmnrnrrs m tho erection of -QUI church structure. The new church t Is really the talk of the city by ' ) all denominations. Our pastor and trustees together with tW# i _ t* ..... Tournament herfc this .. ^ t i n rwrmlmi ' &J*.-* *"*\ /<.-. *"* > " '*' girls''bask etb a ll~texm~ ht, front row: Sitting: Marie Robii ames, Charlotte Lloyd, Esther Dixo rtrrs.. Margaret Younginer, Celestine Ker rr gurtun, Ella Smith, Fraiwina Eoj Miller, coach. lection of sportsmanship winners ( will be appointed and 'announced j at tournament time. J Through the courtesy of Pres. * T T Oi 1- ' ^ ^ j. o. oihiks ana fres. s. K. lliggins of Benedict College and AT- c !en University respectively, tour i| lament participants will be hous- p id at these- two institutions. The t 'ournamcnt staff and conference n take this opportunity to express p their appreciation for this cour- e tesy. _ J . fi The following awards will be f aresented at the tournament: (Al! ^ iwards are to be given to all boys * ind girls of the winning teams.) 0 First piaee?winners (tournament ? hampionsj. Second place win a rvers"~frunners-up); Third~ Place p Winners (Qpn$olation); Sports j( manship Tropfty, awarded by Mr p C. A. Johnson, and Mr: J. Andrew jSimmons. I j Tournament Staff: Randall C ft Morgan, /Booker Washington, Di- p rector; St. Julian Walker, Burke, T brulding committee are going to 1 make this church the last word ( o in such a physical plant. A do-| d na?tment-for the young people > will be attached with all modern I "fluipments._ ^ > ?riimflwy wnn n Vin-mtifnl day nn>' -r1 the pastor spoke both morning i< Miss Lueile Wilson's brothei died in Columbia last Thursday s md his funeral rites were conduct -<1< ed by the pastor Monday after- e noon. i: All of the officers and members T are giving their full cooperation t to the pastor in building the new s church" AH arg?looking- forward _ to the corner stone laying about t the fifth Sunday in J.fsrch I BENEDICT FRESHMEN HOLD ' SPELLING CONTEST I Te Interpretative Literary So- j ciety, of Benedict, in cooperation | witlL~TKe English Department of the college sponsored a spelling ~ contest among freshmen students j on March 28, during the chajipl , hour Enthusiasm was high and com ; petition was kepn as there were j four HiviainriQ . thn frnclimnn ? class engaged in (he contest, each , DiF'niP fwv fiiwt'hnnnr j valiantly for the place, it was won by nnctiorr C. who had the largest number standing the longest. Ont ( of the posters on display during" j the previous week advertising the { contest depicted how the other see- ] tion w.o^Ud look . when C began to , ^ spell They came near'mSkihfc their predictions true. The second honor [ ^ went to section A, and honorable . mentrorr'tc section B. |Individual awards were made | r to the student in each section who ^ stood up the longest. Those receiv- v ng these awards were: Miss Sadir, i McKenzie of St. Matthews, S. C.. v Miss Cora Nelson, of Jacksonville j Fla.. Mr. Jimmie Bunting, o f Mass., and Miss lTortense Moblejf ~f> :>f Chester, S. C. ^ We are certain that each Fresh rtan has improved in his ability tc spell as a result of the contest ind that the entire freshman class deserves congratulations for the ?plendid spirit of cooperation, the ^ ?ine sportsmanship, and the gen- 1 ..ine effort put forth. Wi Mat'l Npwsnappr i' Week March 16-22 ! Washington, D. C.?The third an c mal National Negro Newsipapoi f Week as sponsored bv Delta Phi < Delta journalistic society in co peration with the Negro News- . .apers of America will be observe0 VTarch 16-22, it was aannounced a lere this week by Otto McClarin National President of Delta Phi X Delta. 4 Previously known as National i Bigger Better Negro Newspapei Week, the observance Is designed V primarily to familiarize American A with the accomplishments and pos Y nihilities of the Negro press ana A the contribution made by it to y American Hfe sinee the ftrst N?- A ;ro newspaper appeared in this j country 114 ypars ago^ It i& further i hoped that the observance will '1 stimulate a greater interest in ] journalism among Negro youth of < America to the end that they may J | leek journalistic training, thereby < increasing their ability to in \ \ terpret intelligently the Negro to . Ameriica. ' A feature of the week this yeai ? will be the observance of the One ' Hundred and Fourteenth Anniver 4 nary 01 the American Negro Precs. * Fr!3ay P Pmr:? S > " . - : 1 ' ? ' ison, manager; n, Rachel Sims, 1 inedy, Mary J. ?ieT Inez Green, ? =F=^hairman of Eligibility Committee K. D. Hardin, Finley, Regstrar; ohn II. Whiteman, Booker Wash ngten, Business Manager; Dr. R. V. Mance, M. D., Columbia, Tourament Physician. Nurse W. N. >tenhouserTl.~N.ir1*ooker?Washngton, Tournament Nurse; Luthr L. Wideman, Booker Wnshingon, Technician; John D. Reyolds, Booker Washington, Offiial Scores L. A. Warner, Bookr r Washington, Official Timer; Of cials. K. Diamond. Head Referee !. Armstrong and (Dad) Craw_ ord. Assistants; Boblter Washing >n Safety- Patrol, Parking Direc ors and Courtesy Staff. Confer nee mjynber Schools and likely articipants in the tournament re follows: Avery Institute, looker Washington, Burke, BuV~ ?r, Coulter, Emmett Scott, Fair leld Co. T. S.. Finley, Harbison nstitute. Immaculate "Conception' ackson, Lancaster Co. T. S., farlboro Co. T. S., Mather Acad my, Mayo, Robert Smalls, Sims* "Vnnlinson. Wilkinson. 'he "Wings Over Jordan" Pro-j ram for Sunday. March Iff, is to evoted to Founders' Day for the' Tcgro press with Moss Hylles v.encmx, director o l National legro Newspaper Week, serving s speaker. The theme of the week 5 to be "Tfie Negro Press Is An i lnorienn Institution." ? During previous press week obervances, Negro newspapers, colleges and universities, and agenies and organizations interested n the welfare and progress of the >Iegro have been urged to par icipate in the week. This year the ame procedure is to be followed. Working with Mr Kendrix On he project are Fred Funderburg, ilorehouse College senior and an tdvisory-committee including Dr iVilliam Stanley, Braithwaite, At mtn T^ni'voveifi? ? tt ? -? ^ on.j, ?? niiiiiii nenry -luff, Chicago attorney, Cliff Mac<ay, managing editor of the Atanta Daily "World, and" a group Mr. Kendrix, a co-founder of Delta Phi Delta, has directed the work since its inception in '938. A young columnist uf note, Mr. VlcClarin was elected second presdent of Delta Phi Delta at the Society's third annual convention ,vhich convened last spring at Lmrnla University. .Jefferson Citv. Missouri. He -is* a recent graduate if Howard University and director if publicity at_ that institution. Mr. Kendrix is director of~forums ind publiicity in the Division of ^egro affars, N. Y. A. for Qeoria '}ROl'P NO. 3 TEACHERS {OLD MEETING. Marlboro County?Tiie teachers if Group No. 3 met at the flmith rhool on "Thursday, February 2T] vith the Vice-Presioent, Mrs. An | ite" Robinson, prestdtng. The-" deotional service was conducted by , Irs. Olivia F. Smith. Members of the group respondd to the roll call with quotations Vom Negro authors. The minutes of last meeting irre reatPand adopted. TnnAl"" J - ? " wic soutiu oi me connnant was beautifully demonstrat d by Mrs. Sara Blackmon and r>nie members of Group 3. The enionstration showed preparation nd cooperation on the part o1 Lo teachers and puprls. _X.be program was continued as olIoVs: 1 no part ine HH'JJPd flflS laved in B isiness, Mjss Thelma pears; Education, Mrs. Sara P [enefjan; Art, Mrs. Gertrude Da\ 1. PINCKNEY'S Fl i NDEKTAKER ANI) L OF SOUTH CAROLI 1006 WASHINGTON SI T* Saturday, March 8, 1?41 " PROFESSIONAL ^ CARDS _==^ O DR. H. H. COOPER DEh risr Special Attention Given to Diaeases of the Gums Gold Crown and Bridge Work A Specialty Office Phone J>429 - Ilea. 8284 1.128 Washington St.. C-la., 8. C. i Office Hour*?i Telephones: 8:30 A.M. t? 7:00 P.M. office 6033 Res:dehce 8873 Dr. D. K. Jenkins DENTIST Jfe I Fillings. Platen. Crowns. Bridges, Anesthesia a Sjjecial^r ~DR. J. G. STU ART Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office Hours Telephones 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. ReB. 4692 4 P.M. to" 8 P.M. Office 8798 Office Residenoa 2030 Vaylor St. 1317 Plua St.?: REV. J. H. JOHNSON vnTinv di'ih ?e Office ^2029 "Marian Street g\ Dealer 1iP Real Estate, perforate?? _VF Marriage Ceremonies, writes Willi Deeds, Mortgages, Claims, etc^ Call to See Him Iaok for >o , MENTHO id { NULSION "for coughs from colds^hrsjj /*a ^ 1hat wont turn loose v.i v take one sip _ I of mtntho-mutsion -9~ ji wait hvfc minutes i if you fail to get f expected relief 'mjgb ask for yo'jr money back j ni SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE For Dressmaking and Alterationi of "all kinds, including the Ilelining of COATS ?see? Miss Laney Kennerley A Specialty is made of School or Print Dresses. Work Neatly Done. MADAM PETER'S HAIR GROWER For Diseased Scalp ? Give;s Life 1?"u of amy. HKS'I GROWER? Apply onfce a week?Price Sftc. t906 Blanding St., Colombia, S.C. Coonta Drug Store, Washington St., Thomas Drag Store, Taylor and Harden Streets _ m - on2 wav IV* cents per mile - ROUTOP TRIP less than double the one way fares Jlir Conditioned ? , . I Conches , rtM THBnur.H TRAINS I J. T. COBB Division?Pasaengec Agent Columbia, S. C. - ?i Reading from Dunbar, Mrs. Annie G. Hudson. Mi?? ra? ' utuioii ti. vjrranam out Jear.es teacher gave some inter- P resting: remarks concerning work done and further plans for tha L group. In Marlboro county the teach- || trs and pupils are looking t6T- ' ward and planning for a big day m April. More will be said a . I bout the same. Watch the Palmetto Leader for date and na ture of program. The business side of the meet- P ir.g was carried out nicely. Hot dinner was served to the members and friends of the group by the teachers of Smith school. Tha teachers are Mrs. Sara Powe Hen m??n and MI The next meeting will be held \ March 20, at Roper Grove school. Tenchers arc- Mrs. Attalee Pickens and Mrs. Martha Ella Smith j JNERAL HOME ;[ ICENSED EMBALMER 7 NA AND GEORGIA ! f 1 < > Funeral Cats and Funeral ' \ Equipment < 1 AS GOOD AS THE BEST J - i TfW And Better Than the Rest i And Prices I,ess X , iteR'ciene* 1'hone 7765 ' ' \ ii COURTE8Y _ I ; AND 4--1 3ERV1CK . 1 f I - * 7 $ V COLOMBIA, 9. C. j , , .. -it